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TeSha   0

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hello VG folks

i have a question

we know when we get married we got 2 marriage certificates...i record just one certificate in the embassy and i translate it too

they take it from me in the interview for the I-130 because my case is DCF

my interview soon and i know they will need my marriage certificate too i translate it but i didnt record it from the embassy do u think they want it recorded or just translated

i wish i explain my problem well

have a great day everyone

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Nataliya-Ron   7

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Ukraine
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Your Marriage certificate should be translated into English and

notorized and you can submit copies but at the interview i would

bring the orginal and translation for the interviewer to see and

they may ask for it anyway all your orginals at the interview.

Bring everything to the interview you have.

Good Luck

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Wayne and Claudia   40

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Colombia
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Your Marriage certificate should be translated into English and

notorized and you can submit copies but at the interview i would

bring the orginal and translation for the interviewer to see and

they may ask for it anyway all your orginals at the interview.

Bring everything to the interview you have.

Good Luck

Documents submitted at embassy level do not have to be translated if they are either in English or in the host country's native language. If the documents were to be submitted to USCIS or NVC they would need translation or if they are in a language not of the host country's or not in English.

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TeSha   0

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa (DCF) Country: Egypt
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my interview soon just days and you know am so worry from the refusal i dont know why

and am worry

i have some papers and pics and some e-mails to approve my relationship with my wife be4 we got married and after we got married

so i wonder how much the percentage to the refuse am not worry from the AP but worry from the refuse

so please tell me some advices special from the egyptian guys they got the visa

thanks everyone again

Notice: my wife will not be with me in the interview because she back to the states

 
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