US Immigration from Vietnam

Hello all,

I am sponsoring my fiance to the US. our packet finally made it to the US embassy in HCMC. I am required to provide a birth certificate for her to take during her interview. However, i do not have a copy of my birth certificate and have no way of obtaining one since I was born in VN. What can she take in place of a birth certificate?

I submitted a I-129F petition for my fianc mid April of this year and made a copy of everything on the application before it was sent. The copy I had is lost, and while I can reprint most documents on my computer such as the application in my saved PDF, passport photo, letters, birth certificate. The good portion of the envelope were flight itineraries and hotel stay chosen at random from my travels to visit my fianc over the years. How important is it to have an exact replica copy of the application? Thanks

My wife finally got her interview without me attending, she received a 221g, the VO, questioned her several times about my divorce, she new the date, but he misread my notarized divorce papers and said several times, no he was divorced on Sept 25, one month before your marriage. He was not divorced when he proposed to you in July.
My question is what happens when she goes to this new interview? Is it possible she will receive a visa, or will she need to wait, for them to do further review?

Filed my stepson's ROC application (separate from mother because he immigrated 5 months later) on 5/1. Got the I-797 dated 5/17 about a weeks ago with a 5/3 NOA1 date. Today, we received an identical I-797, same NOA1, but with a 5/26 notice date. I initially thought the second notice was because the case was transferred to the Potomac Service Center like his mother's, but both the 5/17 and 5/26 797s show Potomac. Has anyone else received a second 797 so soon after the first one? Is there a reason for the duplicate or is it perhaps a paperwork mistake? Are both valid for travel or does the 5/26 notice cancel the earlier 797?

Thanks - Jason

So in completing the I-130 online for An's mom, in the Beneficiary's Family section, there's a section for "current spouse" and then later a section for "additional family." So we filled out the information about her mom's spouse (her dad) in the "current spouse" section, but when we get to "additional family" it says, "Provide information about the beneficiary's spouse and children in this section if they have any." Since it mentions the spouse here, should we enter it again in this section? Thanks!

Sorry - forgot to ask my other question. She's also petitioning for her father. On her mother's application, in the "Other petitions" section, where it says "What is your relationship to this relative," due to the way it's worded, I just want to make sure she should put "Child" and not "Parent," even though she's petitioning her parent, correct? It's just confusing because earlier, in the beneficiary's information, it says "Select the relationship the beneficiary has to you," so in that case it's "Parent."