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Good Afternoon all,

I need some advice I’m currently preparing the next phase of the petition that I submitted for my fiancé. I know that in the Dominican Republic my fiancé must provide the birth certificate

(Acta in Extensa). My fiancé went to obtain it today and some lady told him that when he goes to the consulate he must bring the birthcerticate within a 30 day period is this true because it’s only valid for that long?

I find it hard to believe my question is to those who have undergone any petition in Dominican Republic does the Birth certificate have an expiration date that it doesn’t make it legal after 30 days.

Thank You in Advance :DB-)

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My fiancé has had his birth certificate for a while, and I don't think it expires. He has used it for jobs and everything. I've looked at it and don't see an expiration date on it anywhere. Maybe she was thinking of something else?

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
Timeline

I have no idea how a birth certificate would expire.

I-129F Sent: 9-19-2014

I-129F Received: 9-23-2014

NOA1 - 9-26-2014

ARN Change Notification: 9-29-2014

NOA2 - 5-1-2015

Case sent to NVC - 5-11-2015

NVC Received - 5-19-2015

Medical/Immunizations - 6-3-2015

Interview Approved - 8-5-2015

POI: IAD 8-28-2015

SSN: 10-19-2015

Wedding: 10-24-2015

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Maybe he misunderstood or she misunderstood. It sounds like she was referring to the medical and not the birth certificate.

The total amount of days from the date I mailed in our K1 Visa application to the day my fiancé stepped foot into the USA:

1 year, 3 months and 8 days.

The amount of days from the date we mailed in our AOS to the date everything was approved (after 3 RFEs):

7 months & 5 days

Which makes our journey a total of:

2 years, 3 months, and 8 days


(L)"I remember the days I prayed for everything I have now." (L)


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