US Immigration from Peru

Hello dear forum users,

I am a US citizen naturalized through adoption from the Philippines who is petitioning my husband from Peru through the CR1 visa. I saw on the USCIS website they stated

• An original statement from a U.S. consular officer verifying you are a U.S. citizen with a valid passport;

Will the original statement from the consular office be necessary since I was naturalized? I have a valid US passport and a US naturalization certificate.

Many websites state I need to provide my birth certificate for the CR1. The Philippines lost my birth certificate, and I only have a certified copy of it. Will USCIS accept this?

Thank you for your time!

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Mahajoy

Hello,

My name is Pablo Seoane, from Lima, Peru. I'm interested in the Visa EB2- NIW, I've checked with a lawyer and I fulfill the requirements. would be very helpfull if someone can share their experiences during the process. I cant download the I-140 form, from www.uscis.gov.

I've got some questions about the documentation and how to present it.

Thanks

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