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Notarized letter for interview at embassy...

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Donna&Noelia   6

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Any examples of a notarized letter to bring to the embassy?

I can get them from my family members, but my foreign spouse can NOT because her family doesn't know she is marrying a woman.

(Same sex relationship.)

Are notarized letters required?

Will it be a problem that her family doesn't know about our relationship?

We intend on telling them, but once she is here in the USA because we are unsure how they will react...

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Tim/Mav   305

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There is nothing needed to be Notorized The thing is being able to show you are both Free to Marry. I admit I'm confused by the New Law. But, I think your OK. As far as Family, you don't need their Consent but that would be nice.

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Donna&Noelia   6

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I see some people here bring letters notarized by family stating they are aware of the engagement, and such.

I didn't know if that was a requirement.

Curious to see if anyone has or has not brought letters to the embassy that were written by family members just stating they were aware of the ongoing relationship.

Thanks for the quick response!

AOS

April 18th 2014 - I-485 in acceptance.

June 26th 2014 - EAD/AP approved.

July 2nd 2014 - EAD/AP card arrived in the mail.

August 2nd 2014 - Potential Interview Waiver letter.

Jan 22nd 2015 - Submitted service request to USCIS on delay.

Jan 28th 2015 - Answer to service request that it's still being processed, and apologized for the delay.

Feb 26th 2015 - Jan 26th 2015- Sent in EAD to be renewed.

March 4th 2015- Renewal of EAD received by USCIS.

April 8th 2015 - I-485 Approved / Welcome letter sent.

April 13th 2015 - Welcome letter recieved.

April 15th 2015 - Card mailed.

***Te Amo MuCho BeBe***

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KayDeeCee   4,893

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Not a requirement for family affidavits, but it is generally helpful for the family to not only know about the relationship, but be supportive. It will depend on what questions are asked by the CO at the interview, what relationship evidence is presented and whether or not the CO feels there is a genuine relationship/engagement..

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

 
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