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Birth certificate in interview?

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Hi! Just a quick question - I have submitted my only certified copy of my long-form birth certificate in the K1 interview at the US consulate in my home country previously. It says "Your birth certificate" under required documents to bring to the AOS interview - does that mean I need another certified copy of my long-form birth certificate? I don't think they'd have the certified copy with them at the interview, correct? It's up to me to provide a new one. And if I can't get one in time - do I reschedule?
Will my husband need a certified copy of his as well?

Thanks very much!

 
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