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    F2A I-130 August 2014 filers

    in Bringing Family Members of Permanent Residents to America

    Posted · Edited by yleniuccia89

    F ..can i be rude??

    Who s crying because there is no one?

    Everyone got case number & id in january... and if no further for july b.. what do u expect they jump from june to august for you b.

    Again.. Not related to my topic. I asked if there is someone with PD August 2014!! I haven't asked if august received a letter since I know very well how things are going. I made this thread to get August 2014 filers together so that we can update each other on how things are going!!

    So no, you cannot be rude!

    Welcome Letter Step by Step

    in Bringing Family Members of Permanent Residents to America

    Posted · Edited by yleniuccia89

    brits 1998, thanks a lot for your answer :)

    I have just read the guide you linked.

    I am pretty fine with the Financial Documents I have to collect but am a little bit confused about the Supporting Documents my wife needs to gather.

    The first thing that makes me unsure is that my wife is from Iran - where she lived until she was 17yo, then moved to Italy - where she lived 12 years (also getting the italian citizenship) and, most recently, moved to England where she has been living for 1 year and half now.

    That said, I am wondering whether or not she must provide some document (for example the Police Certificate) from all the three mentioned countries.

    Do you guys know what we need to do about that?

    As you can imagine, from the answer of my question depends the lenght of the whole process because getting some document may be not that easy for her.

    The other thing is that I am not sure what some document - listed in the Supporting Documents's part of the welcome letter - means.

    For example: 1) "Court and prison record" --> thankfully, my wife has never had issue with the law and therefore I am wondering if such a document applies to her; 2) "Police certificate" --> I believe that - unlike the "Court and prison record" - this document can be requested regardless of having had problem with the justice. Is that correct? 3) "Petitoner Documents" --> which kind of document about me does she need to send to NVC ? (in the welcome letter that is not said).

    As you can see, I still do not have the situation clear and - although I will follow your suggestion (I will take my time and complete all the documents the best as I can) - I would love not to make any mistake due tue misunderstanding..

    If you guys can help me with that I would really, really, appreciate.

    Thank you!!

    Hi Daniel, this is exactly the same thing as when you win the lottery (or when you apply for a fiance visa). For the Police certificates you have to submit the "Casellario Giudiziale generale" and "Certificato dei carichi pendenti" and you have to request one for every State she has lived for more than one year, from when she was 16 years old. So in her case you need one from Iran, one from Italy and one from England.

    The court and prison records are required ONLY if she's been convicted so you do not need to provide it.

    You can find these info here http://italy.usembassy.gov/visa/iv/application.html#prc

    Ylenia

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