Interview and Required Documentation

[Gracenp2 14]

Good afternoon Vj members...

So I am in my country's embassy website in the section for the required documentation for the interview, it lists the following:

- Interview Letter

- Our Birth Certificates

- Marriage Certificate

- Her Passport

- Police Certificate

- Her national ID

- One Passport Picture

My question is as follows,

Isn't this what I send in to the NVC after I pay my fees? Being that NVC forwards the paperwork to the US consulate and schedules the appointment? Or am I going to have to get another set of these documents for the interview?

Thank you in advance!

[jazzyjois 0]

Packet 4 will tell you what documents you've submitted and what you will require to take to the interview.

This Packet has a checklist...read it carfully.

- Interview Letter

- Our Birth Certificates (You should have provided this to NVC)

- Marriage Certificate (You should have provided this to NVC)

- Her Passport

- Police Certificate (you should have provided one to NVC, but you need a current/updated one for the interview)

- Her national ID

- 2 Passport Picture

Hope this helps.

[Gracenp2 14]

Packet 4 will tell you what documents you've submitted and what you will require to take to the interview.

This Packet has a checklist...read it carfully.

- Interview Letter

- Our Birth Certificates (You should have provided this to NVC)

- Marriage Certificate (You should have provided this to NVC)

- Her Passport

- Police Certificate (you should have provided one to NVC, but you need a current/updated one for the interview)

- Her national ID

- 2 Passport Picture

Hope this helps.

Thank you very much!!

[jazzyjois 0]

Let's not forget....Medicals. ..They should have been/will be submitted to the Consulate by the Consultorio De Visa I guess this is a new process

I feel so knowledgeable Thanks to the VJ'ers... Hope this helps

[Gracenp2 14]

Let's not forget....Medicals. ..They should have been/will be submitted to the Consulate by the Consultorio De Visa I guess this is a new process

I feel so knowledgeable Thanks to the VJ'ers... Hope this helps

Yes I would Agree with your statment regarding this Forum!! Its been so helpful its I cannot describe it!!

Thanks again and Buena Suerte con tu cita!!!

[WornOutPatience 9]

Does the petitioner need her original birth certificate? I only have a copy.

[Gracenp2 14]

Does the petitioner need her original birth certificate? I only have a copy.

Original- Legalizada!!

Here is the link with that Info:

http://santodomingo.usembassy.gov/iv-visa_appointment.html

Edited August 30, 2012 by gracenp2

[WornOutPatience 9]

OMG i don't have mine, and it'll take forever to get one by the time my cita date.

[Gracenp2 14]

OMG i don't have mine, and it'll take forever to get one by the time my cita date.

Wornout, yes you do!! It takes one day to requested it, she picks it up the next day, and then she takes it to get legalized!! you have 11 days to do this!! My wife got it done just in that sequence. Its $300 pesos for the BC and $200 to get it legalized!! Trust me it can be done!!

[WornOutPatience 9]

even if the certificate is from puerto Rico?

[Gracenp2 14]

even if the certificate is from puerto Rico?

Oh!! That I do not know!! Does she have access to even be able to do it? Is she currently in Puerto Rico?

Can she go and get it done and maybe mail it to you?

[WornOutPatience 9]

My interview letter has an F for petitioners birth Certificate meaning not needed for this application

[Gracenp2 14]

My interview letter has an F for petitioners birth Certificate meaning not needed for this application

AAAHHH!!! Life's Good!!!

[Carmen bello 0]

My interview letter has an F for petitioners birth Certificate meaning not needed for this application

Exactly, the original birth certificate is required for the applicant(tu esposo).

Everything is good girl.

[pieroot 43]

Wait, does the petitioner also need to submit their birth certificate? I thought that it was only the beneficiary who needed that. If so, then I need mine translated...hmmm. Please advise!