What documentation is needed when a non-US citizen is being married in the United States? If one or both parties of a couple are not US citizens, and not permanent residents (Green Card holders), then there are specific rules to be followed. It doesn't matter what their country of origin is. They apply to all foreign nationals. As a wedding officiant, you can provide valuable guidance to couples. If the couple intends to reside in the United States: The foreign national must receive a K-1 visa from the US Consulate, and the marriage must take place within 90 days of entering the . . .
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Support Topic: Professional Development
Asking for Testimonials
Including testimonials on your findaJP profile is a simple way to demonstrate to prospective couples that you can be trusted. They give you credibility. It isn't necessary that the testimonial have a wow-factor (though that doesn't necessarily hurt.) What you want to demonstrate is that other couples have worked with you and been pleased with your services. Overcoming awkward Some people feel uncomfortable asking couples for a reference. No need to be. The easiest way to get a testimonial is to just ask. After the wedding, send the couple a note. Ask them how they thought the ceremony went. Tell . . .
Life Cycle Events and Milestones
Promote all the services you provide. Include life cycle (or Rites of Passage) events in your profile! To attract more contacts, add a section to the About Me section of your profile that includes Life Cycle events. First, keep the primary focus on nuptials. But then, if you lead other ceremonies, let visitors to your page know it! Search engines will find you when someone is looking for these other services. In addition, couples who look for you to officiate their wedding might come back to you for future needs too. Baby Blessings, Namings and Adoptions Oftentimes, after couples marry, . . .