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Danilu   11

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Hi, here it's the list of documents you'll need:

- American Consulate's Interview/Instruction Letter

- Birth Certificate (Petitioner) original & copy

- Copy US Passport (Petitioner)

- Divorce Decree (if applicable)original & copy

- Passport photos (2-4) 5cm x 5 cm (Beneficiary)

- Birth Certificate (Beneficiary) original & copy

- Passport (Beneficiary)

- DS- 260 confirmation page

- Two DS-156 (Beneficiary)----DON'T SIGN IT!

- One DS-156K (Beneficiary)----DON'T SIGN IT!

- I-134 (Petitioner)

- Statement from Employer regarding Salary/Employment (Petitioner)

- Copy of 4 most recent pay stubs (Petitioner)

- Copy of last 3 Income tax returns (Petitioner)

- Copy of W-2's of the last 3 years

- Banamex visa process fee receipt( if you paid cash)

- Medical Exam results sealed

- Copies of most recent proofs of relationship such as e-mails, phone bills, photos, letters, etc.

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A.F.E   0

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Mexico
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Hi, here it's the list of documents you'll need:

- American Consulate's Interview/Instruction Letter

- Birth Certificate (Petitioner) original & copy

- Copy US Passport (Petitioner)

- Divorce Decree (if applicable)original & copy

- Passport photos (2-4) 5cm x 5 cm (Beneficiary)

- Birth Certificate (Beneficiary) original & copy

- Passport (Beneficiary)

- DS- 260 confirmation page

- Two DS-156 (Beneficiary)----DON'T SIGN IT!

- One DS-156K (Beneficiary)----DON'T SIGN IT!

- I-134 (Petitioner)

- Statement from Employer regarding Salary/Employment (Petitioner)

- Copy of 4 most recent pay stubs (Petitioner)

- Copy of last 3 Income tax returns (Petitioner)

- Copy of W-2's of the last 3 years

- Banamex visa process fee receipt( if you paid cash)

- Medical Exam results sealed

- Copies of most recent proofs of relationship such as e-mails, phone bills, photos, letters, etc.

Okay well thank you that helped alot but my wife (petitioner) does not have her passport she only has a Texas ID would that be okay?

 
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