DNA TEST

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Hi everyone! Hope someone has an answer for me.... I have submitted the I130 for my daughter, I received a letter requesting additional evidence as proof of relationship

with my daughter, because my last name on her birth certificate is different than my current last name ( I got married for 2nd time and change my last name). I do not have any document showing that last name. I decided to do a dna test. I will send copies of:

-an ID from my country showing my last name

-marriage certificate of my first marriage and divorce decree

-affidavit from 2 relatives who know me and are witness of my daughter’s birth

Questions: if the affidavit is written in Spanish, do I have to translate it and have it notarized? 
How long does it take to receive the dna test result? I called today and was told that I have to go to a place here close to where I live. They will contact the embassy in Peru, and the embassy will contact my daughter to take a sample. 
Do I have to wait to receive the test result to mail all the documents? Or can I mail the documents and let USCIS kniw that the dna test is in process?

thank you very much in advance for your answers and advice!!!

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

Will let someone else answer if translation needs to be notarized for an affidavit (it definitely needs to have an English translation).

 

I have seen a few people report that they have submitted other evidence and indicated they are awaiting DNA results, in at least one case I recall the evidence got approved without the DNA result.