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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Guyana
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Hi Vj members,my hubby received a mail today from uscis seeking additional evidence for our case and i really really need your help with this part. what does it mean,submit a legible copy of the marriage certificate for xxxxx and xxxxx the certificate must indicate that after the marriage cermony,it was registered or recorded by the appropriate civil registrar??? Has anyone being ask to submit the same?? anyone from Guyana??your advice will b greatly appreciated...thanks in advance and good luck to all!

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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Romania
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It has to be a certified copy of your marriage certificate; if it's not in English, it has to be translated by authorized person/ company.

I went here I US where we got married and asked for copied from the office where they release marriage certificates. Hope this helps:)

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Filed: FB-2 Visa Country: Jamaica
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It's always better to submit original documents to USCIS. If it's been awhile, you can should be able to request a certified original copy at the registrar.

*** Father Immigrated with 9 y/o sister in 2009

  • I-130: Oct 2010  //  NVC appr: Nov 28, 2010 // RFE rec'd: May 14, 2014 // RFE returned with DNA test Jul 28, 2014  // I-130 approval rec'd Aug 18, 2014 // NVC rec'd Oct 31, 2014 // Welcome letter recd Feb 22, 2016 // AOS bill / IV bill paid Mar 27, 2016 //  Sent in supporting docs, Aug 11, 2016

*** Father became naturalized Citizen in Nov 2016, sent in opt-out request, received Nov. 2016, 

  • Case complete Nov 11, 2016 // Interview Package rec'd May 5, 2017 //   Medical May 17 ,2017 // Interview: Jun 2, 2017 // Passport rec'd Jun 8, 2017 // POE: Jun 22, 2017 // SSN changed Oct 08, 2017 // GC/I-551 rec'd - Jul 15, 2017

** Filing for naturalization (N400)

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Filed: FB-2 Visa Country: Jamaica
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thanks so much for the advice..so that mean we have to submit an original copy?

I submitted the original of my birth certificate. Hope that helps.

*** Father Immigrated with 9 y/o sister in 2009

  • I-130: Oct 2010  //  NVC appr: Nov 28, 2010 // RFE rec'd: May 14, 2014 // RFE returned with DNA test Jul 28, 2014  // I-130 approval rec'd Aug 18, 2014 // NVC rec'd Oct 31, 2014 // Welcome letter recd Feb 22, 2016 // AOS bill / IV bill paid Mar 27, 2016 //  Sent in supporting docs, Aug 11, 2016

*** Father became naturalized Citizen in Nov 2016, sent in opt-out request, received Nov. 2016, 

  • Case complete Nov 11, 2016 // Interview Package rec'd May 5, 2017 //   Medical May 17 ,2017 // Interview: Jun 2, 2017 // Passport rec'd Jun 8, 2017 // POE: Jun 22, 2017 // SSN changed Oct 08, 2017 // GC/I-551 rec'd - Jul 15, 2017

** Filing for naturalization (N400)

  • PD 3/31/2022
  • Biometrics: 4/26/2022
  • Interview Date: 11/21/2022
  • Oath Ceremony:
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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Guyana
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Hi Sony119, you should def submit the original marriage cert. The good news is that you can always get more originals from the registrar in GT, it's actually an easy process. I'm going thru the CR1 process and my hubby got several originals from the registrar in GT.

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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: India
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I disagree for original documents. Please never submit original documents unless uscis ask for it. It makes no sense because you will need originals at time of interview and will need copies at nvc stage. Uscis never asked for originals. I have petitioned 10 people and all those years it never happened.

11/27/2013 - Priority Date

04/01/2015 - I-130 Approved

04/21/2015 - NVC received Case

04/29/2015 - DS261 filled

05/02/2015 - Case under CSPA review

06/04/2015 - Supervisor review Initiated-Wait 42 days

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Guyana
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Never been asked about the marriage certificate because we had so much of them. I don't know what part of the stage you are at but we had an abundance of originals of marriage and birth certificates because for one at that time Guyana was asking for people renewing their passports and people getting their passports for the birth certificates to be no more then 6 months old. Since then that has been ruled unconstitutional and then the US embassy in Georgetown was requiring that the birth certificates and marriage certificates to be recently issued at the time of interview that they are no more then 6 months old. If they are asking for the original certified copy feel free to send them it, if am not mistaken you will get back all originals at the time of the interview. Which ever spouse is in Guyana can always get more certified copies of them just make sure you have a copy before sending in the originals.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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We had a similar situation' What they need is a legally certified copy.When you request it from the registrar it will have stamp ,signature and date.Request several copies because you will need them.Good luck.

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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Guyana
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Hey friends,thanks soo much for the advice..the marriage took place in guyana..i was also advice the same by the pastor(a legal marriage officer)so we will be sending one of the originals(we have several copies)..best of luck to u guys too:-)

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