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    01/3/06 - Met my future wife
    8/8/08 - Married in Peru

    USCIS – Lima Peru - DCF
    3/15/12 - Submitted I-130 Petition for Alien Relative via DCF – Lima Peru
    4/5/12 - Received "Packet 3"
    4/16/12 - Received "Packet 4"
    4/27/12 - Medical Exam Finished
    5/10/12 - Visa Interview- approved!

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  1. Soosh

    Today my wife and I received packet 3 in the mail, but not packet 4. Our case is considered an IR-1 because we have been married for almost 4 years. My question is: On packet 3 it asks for a lot of things that we already turned in when we submitted the I-130 (ie: valid passport, marriage cert, birth cert, passport photos etc..) Why is this and do I need to translate al lof them again?

    1. Swingman_Tomoyo

      Swingman_Tomoyo

      Yes I believe you need to have all the documents translated (if it's not written in English) check this out for more info. http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_3195.html

    2. Soosh

      Soosh

      I posted too soon. It says at the end of the doc "Any document not in Spanish/English needs to be translated"

    3. Soosh

      Soosh

      I posted too soon. It says at the end of the doc "Any document not in Spanish/English needs to be translated"

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