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Hi again, I have an update. My boyfriend and I have decided to get married in a secret ceremony at my local town hall. This way, I will be able to apply for settlement/spousal visa a few months before the 'wedding ceremony' and still get my visa in enough time that I can fly back to the UK with him for the blessing!

Thank you everybody for your help and direction! I've already been studying for my Life in The UK Test, I'm so excited.

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Hi again, I have an update. My boyfriend and I have decided to get married in a secret ceremony at my local town hall. This way, I will be able to apply for settlement/spousal visa a few months before the 'wedding ceremony' and still get my visa in enough time that I can fly back to the UK with him for the blessing!

Thank you everybody for your help and direction! I've already been studying for my Life in The UK Test, I'm so excited.
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