A shared future starts
with a workable location.

Where our network can help

MutualVow’s network includes families and introduction partners in the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Pakistan, India and Morocco. This describes our network’s reach, not an office in every city or a promise of an available match.

People of all nationalities can apply. Residence, nationality and willingness to relocate are different questions. We review your actual circumstances rather than assuming that a shared passport makes a workable introduction.

If you need a particular local arrangement, email hello@mutualvow.com before completing the application. Ask whether an in-person check can be supported in your area.

Local, cross-country or open to moving?

Staying in your city

Give your city and a realistic travel range. Explain work, caring or family commitments that limit travel.

Moving within your country

Name the places you would genuinely consider and when a move might be possible. Do not list places just to widen your options.

Considering another country

Explain who could move, the likely timing and what still needs checking. A marriage introduction does not provide immigration advice or a right to live or work elsewhere.

Country-specific questions worth discussing

• UK: would you consider someone elsewhere in the UK, or does the introduction need to stay within travelling distance? See our UK Muslim marriage guide if faith is part of your search.
• Canada and USA: say whether another province or state is realistic. Work schedules, travel time and caring responsibilities can matter more than a country-level match.
• Pakistan and India: explain preferred languages, family involvement and whether you want a local or overseas introduction. The applicant must participate and consent personally. Families and introduction partners must keep profiles and proposals private; they must not circulate them in groups or on other platforms.
• Morocco: tell us the languages you are comfortable using and whether you plan to remain locally or consider living abroad. Do not assume shared nationality means shared plans.

When nobody suitable is available

A country listing is not a live candidate count. We may be unable to progress an application when location, essential preferences or local checking arrangements do not align. We do not publish small groups of applicants or promise a match from a particular community.

You decide which preferences are essential and which are open to discussion. More flexibility can change who is considered; it does not guarantee a suitable introduction.

A realistic pace, with room to decide

For accepted applicants, our aim is three mutually agreed introductions over 6–12 months. This is an aim, not a guaranteed number or deadline. We will not propose someone unsuitable simply to reach a target. You can decline an introduction or withdraw your application.

Submitting your application is not acceptance or identity verification. Confirming your email establishes control of your inbox. Our team considers your profile separately; relevant identity checks and permission come before a recommendation.