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mwstebbins wrote:

Good job, well written.聽 This was my experience (I'm Canadian).聽 I think you have done a good job of listing what needs to be done.聽 Especially the documents that the foreigner needs from her/his home country.聽 聽Good post.聽 聽M

Im glad you have found this post of some use. thanks for your feedback

RAEzWORLD wrote:

Just a side note from your excellent description, I am from the U.S. and just married my Moroccan husband last September, 2013. I did not need the employment information, the doctor check up consisted of no more than a brief office meeting (no blood work or x-rays), you will need 4 copies of each translated and stamped document, and being a Christian woman I had to have a sworn statement of my Christianity translated to French NOT Arabic--this is the ONLY document that MUST be in French NOT Arabic (we found that out the hard way).
Good Luck to all!

hi raezworld. thanks for your input. i think a lot of it also depends of the country you come from and also the city in which you complete your marriage in. When it came to the religion part the adoul asked me about my religion....i don't come from any reglious family so i said I'm nothing, he laughed but in the end told me i had to declare some sort of religion so i got a written letter from just the local authorisation centre to say i am christian (new zealand being a christian background) this cost me 10dh. very strange to say you had to have this one in french as the courts would only accept mine in arabic...once again this may depend of the city i think. thanks for sharing you experience.

RAEzWORLD wrote:

Yes! Imagine our surprise after the cost of having it translated into Arabic AND notorized, that it had to be in French? ! Because Morocco is a French county, technically, was the answer we received.聽 聽

hmm very strange indeed. oh well....theirs always i different story or way in morocco haha. oh well glad it worked out for you in the end

ichtar1 wrote:

wish you all happyness guys

thankyou

ichtar1 wrote:

you welcome summer..i asked you in other forum is your husband is amazigh or arab?聽 聽 "one heart for you and him"聽

he is amazigh yes lovely place agadir and lovely people. will be good to holiday again there are you from agadir ?

ichtar1 wrote:

i am also amazigh..i am totally native amazigh..i am originally from tafraout "he will know where is it"..and i study before in agadir..

nice i just had a look at the map. i had never gone there but looks lovely. i always enjoy taghazout that place is my total heaven haha. enjoy the beach there and everything. i went to the other major cities of morocco and found the people of agadir to be a lot of friendly, and i think its becoz people聽 there are amazigh. well i live their for 1 year in agadir ...well inzegane i was.

Misty Gibbons wrote:

We will be doing everything in Rabat. And the immigration part is for both of us. We plan to live 2 years in US and travel back and forth

Hey. Oh easy for you doing it all in rabat. im not really to experienced re the whole immigration process in morocco. I believe if you want to earn a moroccan residency ( and this is from my knowledge from the ministy of foreign affairs morocco ) is that you have to at least $50,000 usd in a morccan bank account and a propety there too. Although if you marry you kinda automatically qualify for residence. Its a strange process. all i did was keep to being a tourist visa and kept prolonging it. Re immigration to the usa not to sure sorry as im from nz. My husband got from nz a work visa under partnership for 2 years but the requisit is that we had to be living in the same home with proof for 12 months minimum and evidence of our relationship for him to come back to nz. uSA might be totally different though

Yet they allowed him to exploit you... As if they didn't know about his nature(!)

They are called MorocCON for a reason.

No, actually.聽 The exploitation (I won't go into it) took place when we living in the UK together - they knew nothing about it at the time - and at the time of our divorce, my ex-mother in law insisted that my ex-husband pay me back a large part of what he took from me.

If he has received his Indefinite Leave to Remain/Citizenship & was not deported, then his family asking him to pay back is nothing. The purpose of marrying a British or any Western citizen is obvious. Once that goal is achieved, paying back means zilch.

Monsieur, you are clearly so embittered by your own experience that you see nothing but total depravity in all this 聽 In fact, my ex-husband wasn't interested in getting ILR - it was me who pushed for him to see the point of it, did all the paperwork, etc.聽 He did get it but left to return to Morocco shortly afterwards; he has never been back to the UK since and has no interest in going back.聽 He has a good job here and earns a good living; in the UK he had to work in a factory for the minimum wage.聽 He stuck at it for two years (frankly more than I could have done) and the experience was more than enough.

Oh by the way, you said they are devout Muslims, yet allow their son to marry a non-Muslim woman? No religious Muslim family would allow such a thing to happen. And before you tell me you reverted, they still wouldn't allow it. So my judgement was right.

Reverted?聽 You mean converted??聽

You obviously understand nothing of what it is to be truly devout.聽 In fact, people who are truly spiritual are far more open to other people and other faiths than people who might be described as "social" Muslims, who are the majority.聽 Your view of Morocco is very partial and incomplete.聽 You have understood one part of it but actually there is far more to it than that.聽 Which is why I still live here.

My comments will be deleted by the moderators as usual, or the thread closed. So it's quite futile to continue this. I bid you farewell.

stop being off topic / trolling on threads and we'll definitely stop moderating you. The exchange between CathyMarie and you is getting personal and you should exchange in private.

Paulabell wrote:

Thanks for that helpful information I wonder if you can tell me about certificate of religion? What is it and where do I get it ? No one.seems to know!
Thanks

Morning,

For a Muslim, a certificate of religion is obtained from their Mosque. I'm assuming in your case, it would be the Church? I'm not sure if in Morocco, they allow a Muslim male to marry a non-Muslim who does not belong to the Ahl-Al Kitaab (People of the Book). As according to the religion, Muslim men are not allowed to marry someone who isn't Muslim/Christian/Jew. So maybe that's the reason why they request to see proof of your religion. And like a Muslim, that's obtained from your place of worship.

Regards

mwstebbins wrote:

Good job, well written.聽 This was my experience (I'm Canadian).聽 I think you have done a good job of listing what needs to be done.聽 Especially the documents that the foreigner needs from her/his home country.聽 聽Good post.聽 聽M

Are you from N.S Canada mwstebbins?