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Dimanuni,
What I meant is, translations done in Morocco, I did not translate them myself here in the US, I used a certified translator, and they did not accept them.
My wife used a Certified translator in Morocco also, I am not sure who, or how much she paid, but I heard very close to the consulate. I paid $35 per page here in the US.

Hello all,
My wife went for her interview last Monday, the lady asked her a couple of questions, and then asked her to bring translation of 3 documents, she did not accept the translations that I did here in the US, NVC accepted them with no problems, but at the consulate she wanted translations from Morocco (Birth Certificate, police certificate, and Court record).
She asked her to leave the wedding photos, phone records and e-mails to review.
My wife went across the street and made the translations and dropped them the same day. We got married January of 08, I have not been back to see my wife, because I kept saying we are going to get approved, this week, next month and so on... I really did not think it was going to take this long. So they asked her in the interview how come I have not been back to visit since?
Anyone had the same experience? and how long do they usually take to call you back after you submit the requested documents?
So for all Moroccans going to interview, make sure you have Moroccan translations, and original Marriage license.