Getting Married In Maryland
If you're getting married in Maryland, take a look at the following. About.com has a nice compilation of marriage laws for each state, including Maryland. In addition, you can also see this page for details on how to obtain a marriage license in Maryland. For Baltimore County, you can also see the following page.
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I was interested in getting information on marriage in Maryland. I have gone through countless websites and never saw what I needed. I am a U.S. Citizen who would like to get married to a foreign national in the U.S., who is here on a temporary B1/B2 visa. Do I still need to petition for a I-129F? The form looks like it is a way for my fiance to get in the country but he is already here.
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