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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Netherlands
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Hi,

We have just sent out our package and there's one thing that's been troubling me a little bit. We followed the guide that's provided here on this website and we did everything like it says except for one thing.

Her (petitioner's) birth certificate had writing on the back of it and it was scribbled out so we only mailed them a copy of the front of the birth certificate.

Now, here it says this:

11. Copy of the Birth certificate (front and back) for the US Citizen or a copy of ALL pages of the US Citizen's passport issued with a validity of at least 5 years or a copy of the US Citizen's naturalization certificate (front and back). This is used to establish citizenship.

Is it going to be a problem or a reason to get a RFE if only the front side is provided?

Any answer would be appreciated, maybe by anyone who has previously only sent in the front copy of their birth certificate?

Thanks in advance.

February 15th - sent package to Dallas. Took a long time to get to Dallas because of weather conditions and delays.

March 3rd - NOA1.

March 5th - Received alien registration number.

August 21st- NOA2.
September 8th - NVC received package and assigned case #
September 11th - Embassy received package.
September 16th - Received Packet 3.
September 17th - Sent packet 3 back.
September 23rd - Received packet 4.
October 14th - Medical.
October 21st - Interview. - Interview approved, visa granted!

November 1st - Moving to the U.S.

Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Netherlands
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Posted

I'm terribly sorry, I posted this in the wrong sub-forum and I don't seem to have the option to edit/delete my own topic. sleep.png

February 15th - sent package to Dallas. Took a long time to get to Dallas because of weather conditions and delays.

March 3rd - NOA1.

March 5th - Received alien registration number.

August 21st- NOA2.
September 8th - NVC received package and assigned case #
September 11th - Embassy received package.
September 16th - Received Packet 3.
September 17th - Sent packet 3 back.
September 23rd - Received packet 4.
October 14th - Medical.
October 21st - Interview. - Interview approved, visa granted!

November 1st - Moving to the U.S.

 
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