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Hello,

Quick question for those who are filing "Married filing jointly". I am currently in D.R and I have my wife's passport. The embassy is located in santo domingo so of course we don't want to go all the way down there to make copies. Is it possible to just get it copied in Santiago with a lawyer? Also, I could bring her passport with me back to the states and have it copied and notarized at dominican consulate in my city, would this be a possiblity? Any imput would be appreciated. Thanks,

Matt

USCIC
11-29-11 I-130's mailed together for wife and stepdaughter
12-02-11 Delivered to lockbox
12-06-11 NOA1 wife(email)
12-06-11 NOA1 step-daughter(email)
12-10-11 NOA1 wife(hardcopy)
12-10-11 NOA1 step-daughter(hardcopy)
02-01-12 NOA2 Wife(Hardcopy)
02-01-12 NOA2 Step-daughter(hardcopy)
NVC
02-07-12 NVC received both Cases
02-10-12 NVC case #'s by phone
02-10-12 Received email/text notification of NOA2's
02-13-12 Received A.O.S bill/DS-3032 C.O.A for wife and step-daughter
02-13-12 Paid A.O.S bill/sent DS-3032 for wife and step-daughter
02-15-12 C.O.A accepted for wife and step-daughter
02-16-12 Recieved IV bill/Mail A.O.S by express mail for both
02-17-12 Paid IV bill for both

02-22-12 Mailed DS-230 for wife and daughter express mail
02-24-12 NVC received DS-230 for both
03-02-12 Cases complete
03-12-12 Interview date received (04/02/2012)
04-02-12 Interview and visa approved!
06-08-12 POE-Boston

Removal of conditions:

03-17-14 sent I-751 to VSC

03-25-14 received hardcopy of I-797 for wife but not step-daughter

03-26-14 step-daughter received hardcopy of I-797

04-28-14 Biometrics appt. for wife and step-daughter

09-09-14 Wife and step-daughter 10 year green card approval

09-18-14 Wife and step-daughter received 10 year green card in the mail

The process has been completed!

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Hello,

Quick question for those who are filing "Married filing jointly". I am currently in D.R and I have my wife's passport. The embassy is located in santo domingo so of course we don't want to go all the way down there to make copies. Is it possible to just get it copied in Santiago with a lawyer? Also, I could bring her passport with me back to the states and have it copied and notarized at dominican consulate in my city, would this be a possiblity? Any imput would be appreciated. Thanks,

Matt

I actually just found my answer. Looks like we would have to go to Santo Domingo.

Matt

USCIC
11-29-11 I-130's mailed together for wife and stepdaughter
12-02-11 Delivered to lockbox
12-06-11 NOA1 wife(email)
12-06-11 NOA1 step-daughter(email)
12-10-11 NOA1 wife(hardcopy)
12-10-11 NOA1 step-daughter(hardcopy)
02-01-12 NOA2 Wife(Hardcopy)
02-01-12 NOA2 Step-daughter(hardcopy)
NVC
02-07-12 NVC received both Cases
02-10-12 NVC case #'s by phone
02-10-12 Received email/text notification of NOA2's
02-13-12 Received A.O.S bill/DS-3032 C.O.A for wife and step-daughter
02-13-12 Paid A.O.S bill/sent DS-3032 for wife and step-daughter
02-15-12 C.O.A accepted for wife and step-daughter
02-16-12 Recieved IV bill/Mail A.O.S by express mail for both
02-17-12 Paid IV bill for both

02-22-12 Mailed DS-230 for wife and daughter express mail
02-24-12 NVC received DS-230 for both
03-02-12 Cases complete
03-12-12 Interview date received (04/02/2012)
04-02-12 Interview and visa approved!
06-08-12 POE-Boston

Removal of conditions:

03-17-14 sent I-751 to VSC

03-25-14 received hardcopy of I-797 for wife but not step-daughter

03-26-14 step-daughter received hardcopy of I-797

04-28-14 Biometrics appt. for wife and step-daughter

09-09-14 Wife and step-daughter 10 year green card approval

09-18-14 Wife and step-daughter received 10 year green card in the mail

The process has been completed!

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so ... u need to do it at US embassy ?

That's what I was told by someone who handles these things.

Matt

USCIC
11-29-11 I-130's mailed together for wife and stepdaughter
12-02-11 Delivered to lockbox
12-06-11 NOA1 wife(email)
12-06-11 NOA1 step-daughter(email)
12-10-11 NOA1 wife(hardcopy)
12-10-11 NOA1 step-daughter(hardcopy)
02-01-12 NOA2 Wife(Hardcopy)
02-01-12 NOA2 Step-daughter(hardcopy)
NVC
02-07-12 NVC received both Cases
02-10-12 NVC case #'s by phone
02-10-12 Received email/text notification of NOA2's
02-13-12 Received A.O.S bill/DS-3032 C.O.A for wife and step-daughter
02-13-12 Paid A.O.S bill/sent DS-3032 for wife and step-daughter
02-15-12 C.O.A accepted for wife and step-daughter
02-16-12 Recieved IV bill/Mail A.O.S by express mail for both
02-17-12 Paid IV bill for both

02-22-12 Mailed DS-230 for wife and daughter express mail
02-24-12 NVC received DS-230 for both
03-02-12 Cases complete
03-12-12 Interview date received (04/02/2012)
04-02-12 Interview and visa approved!
06-08-12 POE-Boston

Removal of conditions:

03-17-14 sent I-751 to VSC

03-25-14 received hardcopy of I-797 for wife but not step-daughter

03-26-14 step-daughter received hardcopy of I-797

04-28-14 Biometrics appt. for wife and step-daughter

09-09-14 Wife and step-daughter 10 year green card approval

09-18-14 Wife and step-daughter received 10 year green card in the mail

The process has been completed!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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Do we really need it to get it notarized? We can't send the photocopy of it like how we sent it in the DS-230?

DS-230 applicants don't need passports notarized right?

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to do list:
file i-130, petition for alien relative
get immigrant visa
get ssn card and green card
get employment authorization - not required
file I-751, petition to remove the conditions of residence (before 2nd year expires upon entry)
become a US citizen


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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
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I got a copy of my passport notarized at the US consulate in Karachi, Pakistan just recently for the same purpose. They charged me $50! Hmph. :angry:

Priority date: 14th October 2011

NOA 2: 23rd March 2012

Case Complete at NVC: 29th May 2012

Interview schedule for 30th July 2012 > Result: Administrative Processing / Green slip 221(g)

AP ended on 29th August - Passport in hand!!

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I did this last year for my husband. I am the us citizen and any IRS office can do the necessary paperwork for you!! in fact, I receives his itin number on the spot at the IRS office :) good luck!

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: China
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If the notary office [where ever it is] is attached to a country that subscribes to, or is a Member of the Hague Convention, then yes - the notary seal will be accepted by the IRS.

Carlos' Wife - are you saying there's an IRS office in DR? IF SO - Matt1969 it may be less expensive to do some intake there, in person, face to face.

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As I have to go through this process (notarized copy or passport and other stuff) .... I am asking this (i hope it is not thread hijacking :D

1. Will IRS accept a notary from Malaysia (Hague convention country, listing here, but not a signatory of 1961 convention according to IRS) ? Or does my spouse needs to go to US Embassy and pay for notarization?

2. Same question for USCIS/NVC instead of IRS, if they will accept a Malaysia notary, for 'certified copies' of Marriage certificate, birth certificate etc, for RFE if that occurs.

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