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maybe this is a dumb question... I want to bring my finaceeeand her child here, they are from Mexico. DO I have to send a copy of their birth certificates with the I-294? At what point do they need to be translated and for whom? before the interview?

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maybe this is a dumb question... I want to bring my finance and her child here, they are from Mexico. DO I have to send a copy of their birth certificates with the I-294? At what point do they need to be translated and for whom? before the interview?

Birth certificates for beneficiaries aren't needed until the interview. Never heard of an I-294. For a fiancee, you file an I-129F Petition to begin the process.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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I-294? I think you mean the I-129F which is the petition for a fiance.

You'll need the birth certificate translated for sure, so make sure you get that done soon.

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DO I have to send a copy of their birth certificates with the I-294? At what point do they need to be translated and for whom? before the interview?

I-294? to apply the petition for a fiance (I-129F) you won't need it, she'll need it for the interview (in spanish) and after for adjustment of status translated in English

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Brazil
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Yep, once you get to the consulate stage and are approved, she should get certified translations of the birth certificates and bring them with her when she comes to US. She'll need it translated (and original in Spanish) for the AOS part.

I also recommend you start reading the guides for K1 and AOS to familiarize yourself with what's the process like and what's ahead of you.

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