Just Got NOA 2 for CR-1 -Dominican Republic. What Now??

[Done526 0]

Hi All,

I just received the NOA 2 for my application for a CR-1 visa for my wife in the Dominican Republic. I am a bit confused as to what happens next as well as what I need to do next. my understanding is that the NVC will mail review and send it to the embassy in the Dominican Republic and me support affidavid and some other forms. Any more solid information to help us along would be greatly appreciated. Thank you and I look forward to your responses!!

[Gracenp2 14]

Congrats.. I would highly suggest you gather all required documentation and get ready for your interview.. Below are the links thst you SHOULD familiarize yourself with.. Good luck on your journey..

http://www.visajourney.com/wiki/index.php/NVC_Process

http://www.visajourney.com/content/nvc-case-status

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/486029-nvc-guides-faqs/

Edited November 22, 2014 by Gracenp2

[Maribe1P 3]

Wow you were very lucky to get approved so fast.

[Done526 0]

Thank you for the advice. I do need some clarification on something I am not clear on.Will I need to have my wife's birth certificate, Passport cover page, and our marriage license translated into English from Spanish to send into the NVC. I did include translations with my original petition. The website of the embassy in the Dominican Republic site says that for the interview the must be in English or Spanish. I just was not clear on whether or not I will need that to send into the NVS. Thank you!

Edited November 22, 2014 by skyxchef

[Done526 0]

Wow you were very lucky to get approved so fast.

I know it was like 38 days. I was shocked to receive it so quickly!!

[indhiraastacio 38]

Hi All,

I just received the NOA 2 for my application for a CR-1 visa for my wife in the Dominican Republic. I am a bit confused as to what happens next as well as what I need to do next. my understanding is that the NVC will mail review and send it to the embassy in the Dominican Republic and me support affidavid and some other forms. Any more solid information to help us along would be greatly appreciated. Thank you and I look forward to your responses!!

Congrats:-) was your case expidited? I noticed you got approved in a matter of weeks:-)

[Gracenp2 14]

Thank you for the advice. I do need some clarification on something I am not clear on.Will I need to have my wife's birth certificate, Passport cover page, and our marriage license translated into English from Spanish to send into the NVC. I did include translations with my original petition. The website of the embassy in the Dominican Republic site says that for the interview the must be in English or Spanish. I just was not clear on whether or not I will need that to send into the NVS. Thank you!

Yes! ensure to have it translated and get it notarized...

Edited November 22, 2014 by Gracenp2

[Done526 0]

Congrats:-) was your case expidited? I noticed you got approved in a matter of weeks:-)

No it was not expidited. Just amazingly lucky

[jose&ive 12]

you don't need to translate any document sent to nvc, not waste money on translations, birth certificate , marriage and divorce of the beneficiary must be original unextended and legalized.

[Done526 0]

you don't need to translate any document sent to nvc, not waste money on translations, birth certificate , marriage and divorce of the beneficiary must be original unextended and legalized.

No translation needed?? That's terrific. But it must the original or legalized copy, correct? A bit nervous to send the originals to NVC but I will if that is what is called for.

[jose&ive 12]

Yes all in Spanish, original and legalized. I sent all my civil documents in Spanish and did not have checklist