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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Canada
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Hi All, Need help. We have interview this week and I just found out that my wife birth certificate is original but the english translation is photocopy I mean the attestation signature copy is copy not wet attested signed. Is that acceptable or we need to get that attested again. Please please please help.

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Guatemala
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Hi All, Need help. We have interview this week and I just found out that my wife birth certificate is original but the English translation is photocopy I mean the attestation signature copy is copy not wet attested signed. Is that acceptable or we need to get that attested again. Please please please help.

I believe you have to have make two ORIGINAL copies of all of your documents. One for you and one for them. If I were in your situation, I would try to get originals wet attested and signed. If you can do it in the short time frame you have, I suggest you do. It's always better to be on the safe side. Don't give them any reason to reject your application or delay an already long process.

Good luck!

~ DelicateStorm8

06/06/2009 - Met bf in the USA who is an EWI from Guatemala (I am a US Citizen)

07/03/10 - Met with Immigration lawyer, informally engaged

??/??/10 - Formal engagement (notifying family, etc.)

??/??/?? - Married

??/??/?? - File I-130

After marriage we plan to follow our lawyers advice and have him return to Guatemala to wait for the paperwork, interview, etc. to go through. We'll apply for a hardship waiver because he's been EWI in US for about 5 years. He plans to get his GED before he returns to Guatemala so he can go to university there while he waits. This makes more sense instead of him working FT for $200 a month when I can easily send him that money and he can go to school instead.

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