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The originals will be returned to you at the time of the interview.
Nothing you can do but send them into NVC if you want your case to be completed.
A lot of people have tried to get away with photocopies or notarized copies but they've all been RFE-d for those documents.
Only ORIGINAL/CERTIFIED COPY is acceptable to NVC.
Thanks a lot Sachinky for your patience with my persistent questioning! Much appreciated!
Regards
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The ORIGINAL PCCs will be sent with the IV packet which will carry the DS230 form. The NVC stage starts once you have the NOA2.
It is recommended that a photocopy of the PCCs are carried to the interview.
A guide to the DS230 packet for Indian beneficiaries:
--Cover sheet for Immigrant Visa Bill of $400.
--Two (2) Passport Size Photographs of Beneficiary (Beneficiary's full name, and date of birth are written on back of both).
--DS-230 Part 1 completed and signed by beneficiary.
--DS-230 Part 2 completed by beneficiary, unsigned, as of yet, per instructions.
--Original Marriage certificate
--Photocopy of Marriage Certificate
--Original Birth Certificate
--Photocopy of Birth Certificate
--Original Police Clearance Certificate from Local Police Station, Calcutta
--Original Police Clearance Certificate from Regional Passport Office, Calcutta
--Photocopy of beneficiary's Indian passport.
Get on those PCCs ASAP. They are valid for 1 year for embassy purposes.
Thanks a lot Sachinky. All of my questions are pretty much clear now. But I just have one final query (sorry!)- isn't sending the originals risky?(be it PCC or marriage certificate or birth certificate). I am sure they would give it back eventually but it just seems a tad risky to me. What if they lose it ? But I guess if these are specific instructions, then there is no two ways about it.
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Thanks a lot for your time and effort Sachinky.
If you could just answer this one question as well, as best as you can - it would be great
Q.)When do we submit the PCC during the entire CR1 application lifecycle ? Is it (a) to be sent to NVC once NoA2 has been received or (b) to be kept aside and taken with you physically during the time of the interview or © both ?
Regards, and thanks a lot once again for your time
~Arun P Cheriyan
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Hello
I am new to the forum and I joined 'cos I needed some clarification for the PCC. My wife is a US citizen and filed my I 130 in Feb 2010 (NoA1 was Feb 17th).
Now to the questions:
(i) Is the PCC some kind of seal/ stamp on the passport OR is it some kind of paper certificate, independent of the passport ?
(ii) My hometown (and all home addresses in the I 130 application) is my home address in Trivandrum. However, I have been living in Bangalore for the past 4 years. Do I need a PCC from Trivandrum or Bangalore or both ? (The address in the passport is my Trivandrum address as well)
(iii) Do you submit your passport while applying for the PCC ? Or do you only submit copies of the relevant pages ?
(iv) What is the timeline for gettin the PCC once the application has been submitted ?
(iii) The rules say that I need a Police Certification from the District Police Officer as well, if the passport was issued prior to 6 months of the Police Certification application. Is this to be done as well ? (People I asked said that the one issued by the Passport Office was more than sufficient) If so, how ?
(v) When do we submit the PCC during the entire CR1 application lifecycle ? Is it (a) to be sent to NVC once NoA2 has been received or (b) to be kept aside and taken with you physically during the time of the interview or © both ?
I know these are detailed questions but I am in a unique situation and hence need all the help I can get. Any pointer/ tips/ advice would be highly appreciated!
Regards, and thanks in advance
~Arun P Cheriyan
CR1 - Recent Chennai Consulate interviewees....
in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
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Hello
Finally, today my wife (US citizen) got the automated message saying that 'Your case was closed on 6th August 2010. Kindly wait for 8 weeks for further instructions'. At this point, the NVC sends some sort of notice to the Chennai Consulate - who will then send me an appointment letter for the interview.
Question: How long will it take for me to receive the interview letter ? Will it actually take 8 weeks ? Anyone who has recently gone through the process at the Chennai consulate would have the best answer for this.
Thanks a lot in advance
Regards
~APC