It is the home stretch to your wedding day. All the invitations have been sent, the caterer hired, and the reception hall rented. You are receiving all the RSVP letters in the mail, through email, and by telephone, when you open a strange email that stops you dead in your tracks.
The email subject is, "Did you know Mark has children?" This caught your eye, as your fiancé's name is Mark, so you decide to read the rest of the email.
"To whom it may concern, I met Mark while we were in college. We were married after only knowing each other three months and had two children. He disappeared the day after our daughter was born. I did not know until today when a friend of mine found your wedding announcement in the paper that he was even alive. I do not care to let him know anything about his children, but thought you should know since you marrying him. We are not divorced as far as I know."
Could this be true? Could this be your Mark? She saw the photo, but it just could not be. We met after he returned from college. Could he really be married? Could this be a person that is trying to fraud you in some way? Instead of worrying and wondering what to do you should go online and get a background check done on Mark. With a background check, you will be able to view all public records including marriage records, birth records, and divorce records. Along with this information, you will be able to find previous addresses and other pertinent information to help you learn the truth. This way you will know if your fiancé is married or if this woman has the wrong Mark.
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