NVC docs am I missing anything?

[I & G 1]

I am leaving CR tomorrow for the states these are the docs I have compiled for NVC. Am I missing anything from the beneficiary? I have two originals of everything just in case...

1. DS-3032

2. DS-230 for wife and two stepkids (part 1 singed part 2 not signed)

3. 2 passport photos for NVC and 2 for medical.

4. Certified BC

5. Ceritifed Marriage Certificate

6. Ceritifed Divorce Decree

7. Letters from Lawyer signed and notarized from biological father stating kids can immigrate permanently

8. PCC but I think it will be expired by the time I need it. Only good for 3 months. (will get new one if needed) CR is only one day to get it.

9. Copy of biological page of passports

Am I missing anything that anyone can think of...Thanks for the double check. I think I have read through these docs 400 times.

[Darnell 8,479]

items 4-8 - make a photocopy of those, include originals PLUS the photocopy, when you submit into NVC.

[I & G 1]

Thanks Darnel will do.

[TheJesal 2]

Have her sign more than one blank copy of the DS230 in case you get hit with a RFE and need to resend it in after corrections.

[LotofPatience 65]

Where is original or certified copy of the marriage certificate?

Loto

[Never_lose_hope 10]

Where is original or certified copy of the marriage certificate?

Loto

Loto who will write on the DS 3032 the applicant or the beneficiary(me)? Also I need to now(an advice) if the original documents must be sent to NVC or certified copy of them. I'm scared to send the originals to them. I have prepared the PCC, birth certificate, pictures, DS 230(who will sign the DS 230?), wedding religious certificate, wedding certificate, biometrics from my passport. Next week my brother in law will go back to the States and bring to my wife the documents. Please let me now if I have them all.

Cip

[LotofPatience 65]

Cip,

Inline response.

Loto

Loto who will write on the DS 3032 the applicant or the beneficiary(me)? Beneficiary, that's Cip will complete the form making your wife (Petitioner as Choice of Agent

Also I need to now(an advice) if the original documents must be sent to NVC or certified copy of them. I'm scared to send the originals to them.

You can send originals + 1 set photocopy of all documents OR Certified True Copies + 1 set photocopy of all documents

I have prepared the PCC, birth certificate, pictures, DS 230(who will sign the DS 230?), DS-230 Part1 will be signed by you (Cip). Part2 will be unsigned and you will sign here at the interview

wedding religious certificate, wedding certificate, biometrics from my passport. Next week my brother in law will go back to the States and bring to my wife the documents. Please let me now if I have them all.

Cip

You can send the below documents to your wife through your BIL.

Two passport-style photographs (2X2 inches) of the beneficiary.

Completed and signed form DS-230 Part I by the beneficiary

Completed and unsigned form DS-230 Part II by the beneficiary

Photocopy of the beneficiary's passport biographic data page

Original/certified copy of beneficiary’s birth certificate

Original/certified copy of beneficiary’s and petitioner’s marriage certificate

Original police certificate(s) of the beneficiary

Original/certified copy of military record, if applicable

Original/certified copy of divorce decree, death certificate, etc. of previous marriage, if applicable

[Never_lose_hope 10]

Cip,

Inline response.

Loto

You can send the below documents to your wife through your BIL.

Two passport-style photographs (2X2 inches) of the beneficiary.

Completed and signed form DS-230 Part I by the beneficiary

Completed and unsigned form DS-230 Part II by the beneficiary

Photocopy of the beneficiary's passport biographic data page

Original/certified copy of beneficiary’s birth certificate

Original/certified copy of beneficiary’s and petitioner’s marriage certificate

Original police certificate(s) of the beneficiary

Original/certified copy of military record, if applicable

Original/certified copy of divorce decree, death certificate, etc. of previous marriage, if applicable

Hi Loto,

Can you please explain what is needed from the co-sponsor that we will have(my brother in law), please let us now all the details. My wife is around 18.000 $ each year, my brother in law made last year 68.000 $. He is willing to support us at this process but he asked me what he must send to my beloved wife together with the documents sent by me true him, at his visit in Romania.

Thanks, Cip

[I & G 1]

Cip

If your brother in law lives in the same household as the USC you need to file a I-864A if he lives in another household file a I864. He needs to provide all the same documents as you do on your 864.

3 yrs tax returns or transcripts

Employment letter

6 months paystubs

Also make sure you get a additional original for your records in case theres a problem at the interview. Also I have been reading you should get a copy of his passport bio page to prove citizenship.

[Never_lose_hope 10]

Cip

If your brother in law lives in the same household as the USC you need to file a I-864A if he lives in another household file a I864. He needs to provide all the same documents as you do on your 864.

He live in Washington and my wife in California

3 yrs tax returns or transcripts

Employment letter

6 months paystubs

At this moment he is without a job, he take from the state 25000 monthly due to his old job for one year, this means that employment letter is out of discussion, also the 6 months paystubs ?

Also make sure you get a additional original for your records in case theres a problem at the interview. Also I have been reading you should get a copy of his passport bio page to prove citizenship.

Hi is only LPR from 2006 but his wife is citizen.We need a copy of his GC?

[LotofPatience 65]

Cip,

I&G's response is correct.

Since your BIL lives in separate address, your wife will file I-864 and BIL will file I-864. BIL is going to entirely sponsoring you, without combining your wife's income.

Any sponsor must be domiciled in the U.S and must be at least 18 years of age. That's why a passport, GC, birth certificate or any other document that lists his age and address would be suffice.

Loto

[Never_lose_hope 10]

Cip,

I&G's response is correct.

Since your BIL lives in separate address, your wife will file I-864 and BIL will file I-864. BIL is going to entirely sponsoring you, without combining your wife's income.

Any sponsor must be domiciled in the U.S and must be at least 18 years of age. That's why a passport, GC, birth certificate or any other document that lists his age and address would be suffice.

Loto

Thanks again Loto for your support. I new that I can count on your help.

Cip

[LotofPatience 65]

Thanks again Loto for your support. I new that I can count on your help.

Cip

Cip, Oh, you welcome

Loto