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Question about required military record for I-130 NVC package

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Em&Sid   8

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Germany
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Hi everyone - the husband and I were looking forward to eventually when we get our NOA2 and in order to speed that along, we want to have all the documents ready to go to submit.

According to the list on VisaJourney, one of the required items is "original military certificate of the beneficiary". He is German, and had a year of required military service more than 15 years ago. On leaving the service, he received a document that is his service record, complete with official government seal.

Our question is: is this the documentation they want? or does he need to get a translated version, or something more current? Anyone know about this?

Thanks in advance!

em

ROUND 1:

29 Aug 2011 - Started dating

05 Oct 2012 - SO's J-1 visa expires, returns to Germany

21 Dec 2012 - Engaged in Germany
21 Mar 2013 - Married in US
26 Mar 2013 - Husband returns to Germany (again)

12 Apr 2013 - I-130 sent to Chicago Lockbox

19 Apr 2013 - NOA1 received (notice date 4/16/2013)

11 Dec 2013 - NOA2
16 Dec 2013 - Hard copy NOA2 received
22 Jan 2014 - Received Case # and IIN from NVC - we're in the system!

21 Mar 2014 - CASE COMPLETE!! (received info by calling NVC on 24 March)

06 May 2014 - interview date

16 May 2014 - POE

ROUND 2: I-751 process - just getting started!

18 Apr 2016 - I-751 packet sent to California Service Center

28 Apr 2016 - money order cashed

02 May 2016 - NOA1 received - phew!

16 May 2016 - biometrics appt

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NikLR   13,234

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Canada
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yep sounds like what they want!

http://travel.state.gov/visa/fees/fees_5455.html?cid=9175

Military Records

Available. Records may be obtained from the Kreiswehrersatzamt having jurisdiction at the time of service.

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