Sunny3

So do I need my birth certificate translated and the police records and any other document? Do they need to be certified by a notary too?

My husband works for an airline and we have travel benefits, we travel for free as non-revenue passengers travel is not a problem for us. I know about the inmigrant fee and vacciness. Not everyone on a CR1 visa has a fortune in the bank and is wealthy. His income qualifies the requierement and that's what matters?

After our case got approved, we got an email from NVC saying we must pay the affidavit of support and IV fee, plus send all the civil documents from beneficiary and tax information etc. Only issue is we don't have all the civil documents yet, I must renew my passport, find a certified translator and translate my Birth certificate (it's not in English) Translate my police records, certify both translations AND we also need to save up to pay the fees as we don't have a lot of money. Is it mandatory to send all the documents and pay the fees right now? How long do we have to reply to their request? PS. Also is any other document that we must translate, and should they be certified by a Notary like I've been told? Thank you in advance for your answers.

Should I also specify the name of the form next to "additional forms"?

I speak English sinceI was 6 years old and my English level at 43 y.o. is Bilingual. Not sure why you're suggesting that my spouse should read the form directions. Wish you well

I’m just stuck on what to check off / fill out (if anything) on the provided coversheet. I’m just providing our I-130A form we forgot along with our I-130. Do I include that under ‘other’ as shown below or "Additional forms?"

And yes WE FORGOT to submit the 130a form. At 56 and 43 y.o. with a toddler trust me is very easy to forget things. But we are doing the best we can. Thanks again for the answer. And yes WE FORGOT to submit the 130a form. At 56 and 43 y.o. with a toddler trust me is very easy to forget things. But we are doing the best we can. Thanks again for the answer. And yes WE FORGOT to submit the 130a form. At 56 and 43 y.o. with a toddler trust me is very easy to forget things. But we are doing the best we can. Thanks again for the answer.

The funny thing is NO ONE gave me the answer I am looking for. Should I add my father's personal infotmation to 130a form? He passed away 25 year ago. This group is not to go back to website but to get advice and answers. Sometimes the USCIS website doesn't have the answer

Got it!

I'm new on this app, how can I ask then when people would not see my questions? Is it against the website rules to create new threads??

My father passed away in 2000, do I still need to put all his personal information on the 130a form?

Letter doesn't say it

Thank you for the answer. Do I need to submit it online too? Or only by mail?

The option to be completed by a lawyer is available on the form, but we can also complete it ourselves, am I right?

Yws we got another letter asking us to submit the 130a we forgot to submit. Not sure which option of the ones I listed on my post should we select now on the cover sheet letter

We got RFE due forgetting the 130a (please don't judge us🥺) So we need to return the form with the cover sheet letter, the question: which item do we need to select? •A new G-28? •Additional forms? •Additional fees •Other? We also read that we must send it back to USCIS by mail, did you submited yours by mail as well? Thanks for your answers

I'm beneficiary of CR1 visa and I have lived in many temporary apartments, even Airbnb over the last 5 years. Should I list every place on the 130a form? Can this look fishy? Thanks in advance for your answers

Why is everyone telling me beneficiary does not have to sign it? (Beneficiary is abroad btw)

So the U.S. citizen does not sign it either?

Are you an admin??

God is on our side. Our case won't get denied and our young child is already a U.S. citizen, we are busy parents also in our 40s and 50s, trust me at those ages is easy to forget things sometimes. It happens to anybody

Thank you for your reply. The reason of the RFE: We forgot to submit the I-130A form.

What if I had some of those but over 20 years ago? Should I repeat them? My health is very delicate, I had a mini stroke 2 years ago and I have 6 invisible chronic illnesses (non-contagious), vaccines can make my illnesses worse. I can't and don't want a waiver I guess I have no many choices if I don't want them?

Your reply is not full, which vaccines did you take for CR1 Visa?

Can invisible chronic illnesses be a problem durimg medical examination. I'm CR1 beneficiary and I have 6 non-contagious invisible chronic illnesses. I wear a Continous Glucose Monitor sensor (Freestyle Libre) for recurrent low blood sugar (I'm not diabetic) and still trying to discover what causes my condition with my Endocrinologist abroad, and I requiere to eat snacks every 2 to 3 hours, or I feel faint, I read at the medical exam and embassy interview agents don't allow any food. So how can I do this without calling the attention so much or getting a denial? Would you hide so many illnesses?