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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Italy
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Hi to everybody,

just to make sure 100%, the police certificate must be translated into

english or can be accepted just in the language of the benefificary

(for exemple in french, italian, german, spanish, portuguese, dutch

language) when presented to the interview?

Does anybody, that got already the interiew, know about it?

Thanks for any reply!!!!

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AOS:01/29/2007 received Permanent Resident Card (GC)

ROC:04/11/2009 received Permanent Resident Card (GC) expiring in 2019!!!!

N-400:

on 05/21/2010 Sent out docs to Arizona Lockbox Facility address via USPS

on 06/30/2010 Biometrics

on 09/24/2010 Interview Day - Passed the Test

on 10/19/2010 Oath - USA CITIZEN!!!!!

on 10/20/2010 I requested the US Passport

on 11/02/2010 the US Passport was received by Priority Mail

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Filed: Other Country: Germany
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As long as the documents are in either the language of your country (Italian) or English, you do not have to get it translated. Now if you were going to the interview with a German Police Record then, yes, you have to have it translated since they need it in Italian or English

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Removal of Conditions Timeline:

03/19/2008 - package sent to TSC, let's hope for the best

03/20/2008 - check cashed

03/26/2008 - case sent to Vermont Service Center

04/17/2008 - Biometrics scheduled

05/19/2008 - received I551 extension stamp via INFOPASS

02/12/2009 - APPROVED

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Peru
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As long as the documents are in either the language of your country (Italian) or English, you do not have to get it translated. Now if you were going to the interview with a German Police Record then, yes, you have to have it translated since they need it in Italian or English

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AOS PROCESS

Finally we sent our AOS and EAD paperwork.

09-13-2006 AOS/EAD package sent via FedEX to USCIS in Chicago.

09-22-2006 Received NOA by Mail for AOS and EAD

09-29-2006 Received Appointment Notice for Biometrics

10-04-2006 Biometrics done for AOS and EAD

10-10-2006 NOA by Mail Regarding Transfer to CSC

11-21-2006 AOS touched

12-06-2006 AOS approved (online status)

12-11-2006 Green Card Arrived - Woo Whoo

12-12-2006 Welcome Letter by mail

Removing Conditions I-751

09-09-2008 Sent Package

09-15-2008 Received I-751 NOA1 (Notice date: 09-10-2008)

10-01-2008 Received Biometrics Appointment (Notice date: 09-26-2008)

10-15-2008 Biometrics date: 09-30-2008

12-12-2008 Card production Ordered

Citizenship Process

10-26-2009 Sent N400 - Citizenship Application

10-30-2009 NOA notice date

11-02-2009 Received NOA in mailbox

11-19-2009 Received Fingerprint Notification notice

11-20-2009 Fingerprint taken

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02-19-2010 Oath Ceremony

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Italy
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As long as the documents are in either the language of your country (Italian) or English, you do not have to get it translated. Now if you were going to the interview with a German Police Record then, yes, you have to have it translated since they need it in Italian or English

Now it's more clear to me, since I thought that everything had to be in english....... but

since the interview will be here in Italy, and actually I'll be presenting only the police

certificate from Italy (since I have never been anywhere else more than 1 year, besides Italy)

then I'll be ok presenting it in my language!!!!!

Thanks so much Eveline (I'm happy because I'll be saving euro 160, which was the price

for the translations into english from italian)!!!

As long as the documents are in either the language of your country (Italian) or English, you do not have to get it translated. Now if you were going to the interview with a German Police Record then, yes, you have to have it translated since they need it in Italian or English

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Thanks Oly too!!!

K1 VISA: 07/25/06 GOT VISA!!!!!!

30th of September 2006 WEDDING

AOS:01/29/2007 received Permanent Resident Card (GC)

ROC:04/11/2009 received Permanent Resident Card (GC) expiring in 2019!!!!

N-400:

on 05/21/2010 Sent out docs to Arizona Lockbox Facility address via USPS

on 06/30/2010 Biometrics

on 09/24/2010 Interview Day - Passed the Test

on 10/19/2010 Oath - USA CITIZEN!!!!!

on 10/20/2010 I requested the US Passport

on 11/02/2010 the US Passport was received by Priority Mail

on 11/03/2010 @ the Social Security Office I changed my status from Resident to US Citizen

ON THE 3RD OF NOV.2010 MY JOURNEY ENDS, WHICH STARTED IN DEC. 2005!!!!!!!THANKS TO VJ & VJ PPL!!!!!!!!

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Hi to everybody,

just to make sure 100%, the police certificate must be translated into

english or can be accepted just in the language of the benefificary

(for exemple in french, italian, german, spanish, portuguese, dutch

language) when presented to the interview?

Does anybody, that got already the interiew, know about it?

Thanks for any reply!!!!

I was just wonderinf that today. and yes no need to have it translate for the interview. but if you decide to file the AOS you'll need your birth certificate translate in English. :D good luck with your visa journey :)

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Mexico
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As long as the documents are in either the language of your country (Italian) or English, you do not have to get it translated. Now if you were going to the interview with a German Police Record then, yes, you have to have it translated since they need it in Italian or English

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:yes: in deed

Adele

> Texas have received out application and cashed the cheque!

We got our NOA1 as at 26 Oct 2005!

Sent to CSC 26 Oct 2005

NOA2 26 Jan 2006

Sent to Embassy 9 Feb 2006

Embassy sent pk3 21 feb 2006

Recd and return pk3 27 feb

Medical 8 March

recd pk4 11 April

Interview 10 May

Visa Approved 10 May

Visa Received 13 May

Fly to Memphis 21 june

Married 1 September

AOS NOA1 23 Jan 2007

Case transferred to Missourri

Case transferred back to CSC feb 01

Card in the mail March 05

Case approved March 005

Welcome to America Letters received March 08

Filed for lifting of conditions - received in Vermont Jan 20 2009

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Vietnam
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You might check specifically with the consulate/embassy in Italy, or some other Italy members here on VisaJourney.

I know in our case in Vietnam, we are required to have the police certificate and birth certificate translated into English. However, that could be purely specific to Vietnam.

STL_HCMC

K1 Timeline

12/27/2005...I-129F Sent (Nebraska Service Center)

07/19/2006...Visa Approved

AOS Timeline

01/23/2007...AOS Sent

03/08/2007...AOS Approved

Removing Conditions

01/12/2009...I-751 Sent

06/10/2009...I-751 Approved

Naturalization

03/27/2010...N-400 Sent

11/21/2011...Approval

12/09/2011...Oath Ceremony

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