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WE GOT MARRIED [4WjOr4kT1xU]
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Overview
Daniel recently married in Japan, experiencing delays at city hall over his British birth certificate lacking a reference bottom signature and a witness's mistaken birth date.
Daniel applied for a visa status change at an immigration office, receiving a passport stamp permitting an extended stay of up to two months past his tourist visa while awaiting the outcome, and noted backup plans such as school enrollment if rejected.
Daniel and his partner opted out of surname changes to avoid paperwork inconvenience, amidst opposition from acquaintances and his partner's sister, unnotified partner's family, and Daniel's parents not knowing the partner's name.
Daniel cooked a pasta dish containing bacon, onions, tomato and basil sauce, kidney beans, and frozen vegetables.
Themes
Marriage registration process and administrative delays at city hall in Japan.
Immigration office procedures and spouse visa application.
Family reactions, opposition, and surname decisions regarding the marriage.
Preparation of a pasta dish.
Developments
Daniel married in Japan.
City hall staff spent about an hour investigating and verifying Daniel's British birth certificate.
A witness corrected her reported age from 56 to 59 after an initial birth date discrepancy.
Daniel submitted documentation at the immigration center and received a passport extension stamp for up to two months beyond his tourist visa.
Daniel prepared a pasta dish with bacon, onions, tomato and basil sauce, kidney beans, and frozen vegetables.
Uncertainties & gaps
Whether the witness intentionally lied about her age or simply forgot it.
The precise timeline for immigration to provide a written response.
The applicable procedures or available options if the spouse visa application is rejected.