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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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No. You only have to translate the documents needed if they are in another language than English. If everything is in English then there is no problem. Most of the time documents from Philippines need not to be translated since they are already in English. English Alphabel and Tagalog alphabet are almost the same with few letters difference.

2008-10-07 : I-129F Sent

2008-10-08 : NOA1 Received

2008-10-17 : Touched

2008-11-10 : Touched

2008-11-11 : Touched

2009-01-09 : NOA2 Approved, email notification

2009-01-12 : NOA2 hardcopy received

2009-01-20 : NVC Letter Received

2009-03-01 : Email Notification USE Manila

2009-12-29 to 2010-01-03/04 : St Lukes Medical

2010-01-11 : USE Manila Interview Approved!

2010-01-15 : Passport and visa on hand

2010-06-20 : US Entry

2010-07-30 : Wedding

AOS Timeline

2010-08-19 : AOS Package Sent (I-485, I-765, I-131)

2010-08-20 : Delivery to Chicago Lockbox

2010-09-01 : USCIS Email Notification

2010-09-01 : Check Cashed

2010-09-04 : NOA Hardcopy received

2010-09-14 : Biometrics Walkin; original schedule October 5, 2010

2010-09-15 : Cases online (I-485, I-765)

2010-09-15 : RFE notice online

2010-09-18 : RFE letter received Affidavit of support :(

2010-10-15 : RFE Response sent

2010-10-16 : USPS attempted delivery to Lee's Summit Lockbox

2010-10-18 : RFE Response delivered signed by M. Sievers

2010-10-20 : RFE Response confirmed receipt by USCIS

2010-10-21 : I-485 Touched

2010-10-29 : EAD Card Production (I-765) and Travel Document (I-131) appeared online and approved!

2010-11-05 : AP received in mail

2010-11-06 : EAD card received in mail

2010-11-06 : Received interview notice scheduled Dec 08, 2010

2010-12-08 : Approved 2 year GC for me and my son

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
Timeline
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If it is a lot not all... among your chat choose random 10 conversations and translate them to English and the rest of the chats and email take a snapshot. Well ours are all in english since my husband don't speak tagalog though he was a Filipino, he grew up here... and the cards yes you have to translate them to English. I have a lot of emails and chat since we have been away from each other for 4 years so what I did is I print the first few emails when we started communicating... some emails in the middle and those that are recent and with the chat converstation... I just pick up 10 random conversation from beg till recent. You might want to do the same. All other documents like birth certificate, cenomar and other legal documents are already translated in English from Philippines.

2008-10-07 : I-129F Sent

2008-10-08 : NOA1 Received

2008-10-17 : Touched

2008-11-10 : Touched

2008-11-11 : Touched

2009-01-09 : NOA2 Approved, email notification

2009-01-12 : NOA2 hardcopy received

2009-01-20 : NVC Letter Received

2009-03-01 : Email Notification USE Manila

2009-12-29 to 2010-01-03/04 : St Lukes Medical

2010-01-11 : USE Manila Interview Approved!

2010-01-15 : Passport and visa on hand

2010-06-20 : US Entry

2010-07-30 : Wedding

AOS Timeline

2010-08-19 : AOS Package Sent (I-485, I-765, I-131)

2010-08-20 : Delivery to Chicago Lockbox

2010-09-01 : USCIS Email Notification

2010-09-01 : Check Cashed

2010-09-04 : NOA Hardcopy received

2010-09-14 : Biometrics Walkin; original schedule October 5, 2010

2010-09-15 : Cases online (I-485, I-765)

2010-09-15 : RFE notice online

2010-09-18 : RFE letter received Affidavit of support :(

2010-10-15 : RFE Response sent

2010-10-16 : USPS attempted delivery to Lee's Summit Lockbox

2010-10-18 : RFE Response delivered signed by M. Sievers

2010-10-20 : RFE Response confirmed receipt by USCIS

2010-10-21 : I-485 Touched

2010-10-29 : EAD Card Production (I-765) and Travel Document (I-131) appeared online and approved!

2010-11-05 : AP received in mail

2010-11-06 : EAD card received in mail

2010-11-06 : Received interview notice scheduled Dec 08, 2010

2010-12-08 : Approved 2 year GC for me and my son

 
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