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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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I am just starting to put together my packet. The check list for the K-1 visa that I viewed on this site said to submit copies of divorce decree's. My fiancé is from Vietnam and was once married. Do I need to have her divorce decree translated into English? or a copy of the original and she can translate a copy to attach to the original? What exactly are they looking for? Thank you

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You will need to submit a certified copy or the original (sometimes you can submit a copy at first but they will ask to see the original at some point) You will also need a certified translated copy, she cannot do it herself. I used Rev.com, i send them a picture or a scanned copy of the document, they are fairly cheap and have a 24 hour turnaround and will email the docs back to you. There needs to be a translation as well as a letter from the translator stating that it is certified etc. Rev.com provides this.

Met: 12/2011

Married: 12/26/2013

Interview Date: 8/27/2014 - APPROVED

REUNITED!: 9/10/2014

POE: Miami

I-751 & I-912 filed together: 6/16/2016

Package Received In CA Service Center: 6/21/2016

I-912: Denied 8/6/2016

I-751 sent w/payment: 8/22/2016

Package Received at CSC: 8/24/2016

NOA-1: 8/29/2016 (dated 8/24/2016)

Biometrics Appt: 10/11/2016

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No originals just copies for submmition of petition... U will need to send a copy of it and a translated one as well. Original you will bring to interview.

Good luck!

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Consulate :                Dominican Republic

I-129F Sent :              2014-05-15

I-129F NOA1 :            2014-05-22                

I-129F NOA2 :            2014-09-16

NVC Received :         2014-10-07

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NOA Date :                2015-04-17

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Date Filed :                2017-07-17

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