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I have looked on here for information but I can't seem to find it. Glyn's children are not coming with us to the US. They are staying here with their Mom. It says that we need to bring birth certificates or baptismal certificates for the boys to the interview at the Embassy. We have the originals, but one of them is the short form. Do we need the long form for them too? I am thinking if it says either baptismal records or birth certificates, that it doesn't matter which certificate it is. If no one here knows, I will call on Tuesday...but I thought I would try to avoid calling them again with the price of the call.

Thanks in advance guys.

10/26/03 Met in Yahoo chat room
06-2004 Glyn flies to Boston for 2 week holiday with me in White Mountains
06/07/2006- HE PROPOSES!!
12/13/2006- Glyn and Simon the best man fly in for wedding.
December 16,2006- Happiest day of my life
12/25/2006- Best and worst Christmas ever. Glyn flies back to England at 6 pm Christmas Night.
02/19/2007- UK spousal visa approved in NY after only 4 days.
March 2,2007- Reunited in England with Glyn.
01/21/2008-mailed I-130 to USCIS in London
01/24/2008-NOA1
04/13/2008-Panic. RFE received
April 17, 2008-Mailed off again.
April 22, 2008-NOA2 received dated April 21, 2008.
April 26, 2008-Packet 3 received
April 28, 2008-Mailed off DS-230
May06,2008-Packet 3 sent
May 08, 2008-Medical scheduled
May 22,2008-Packet 4 received
June 03,2008-Interview APPROVED!!!!!

June 04, 2008-Visa in hand
June 20, 2008-Shippers come for our things.
June 25, 2008-Flying to the USA
November 15, 2010-Sent off VERY late I-751 along with many prayers.
04/09/2011-10 year GC arrives in mail.
09/08/2011-Glyn leaves for UK
01/30/2012-Biometrics for UK spousal & dependent visas sent out w/ application same day
02/24/2012-UK settlement visas issued

04/16/2013-I-130 sent off-----04/19/2013 NOA1

05/15/2013-NOA2

Never received packet 3 although it was mailed to us on May 29th

07/17/2013-Sent off packet 3 after finally getting ALL our documents together

08/19/2013-Medical scheduled (there were earlier appointments but unfortunately, we couldn't get there for them due to hubby's work)

09/24/2013-Interview APPROVED

11/01/2013-POE BOSTON

01/13/2014-10 Year green card received

03/09/2019- Sent I-130 to Chicago lock box for step-son

03/20/2019- NOA 1

08/10/2019-NOA 2

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If they're not coming with you (and you are not obtaining a visa for them) I don't see why you need their BCs. Am I missing something here?

Is DCF different in this regard? Am I having a senior moment? :lol:

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I was a little confused myself...you only need documentation for Glyn surely?

No, on the applicants statement, it says "Every applicant for an immigrant visa who has a child or children, is by regulation required to submit to the interviewing consular officer, the birth and/or baptismal certificate for each child. If your wife or husband has a child or children by a previous marriage who had not attained the age of eighteen years by the time of your marriage, or a child born out of wedlock, the birth and or baptismal certificate must also be obtained for the examination by the consular officer. This requirement applies even though one or more of the children of either spouse has no current intention to apply for in immigrant visa to the united states."

I assume it is just to identify possible future applicants for a visa? Or maybe it has something to do with making sure we don't take off with his boys??

10/26/03 Met in Yahoo chat room
06-2004 Glyn flies to Boston for 2 week holiday with me in White Mountains
06/07/2006- HE PROPOSES!!
12/13/2006- Glyn and Simon the best man fly in for wedding.
December 16,2006- Happiest day of my life
12/25/2006- Best and worst Christmas ever. Glyn flies back to England at 6 pm Christmas Night.
02/19/2007- UK spousal visa approved in NY after only 4 days.
March 2,2007- Reunited in England with Glyn.
01/21/2008-mailed I-130 to USCIS in London
01/24/2008-NOA1
04/13/2008-Panic. RFE received
April 17, 2008-Mailed off again.
April 22, 2008-NOA2 received dated April 21, 2008.
April 26, 2008-Packet 3 received
April 28, 2008-Mailed off DS-230
May06,2008-Packet 3 sent
May 08, 2008-Medical scheduled
May 22,2008-Packet 4 received
June 03,2008-Interview APPROVED!!!!!

June 04, 2008-Visa in hand
June 20, 2008-Shippers come for our things.
June 25, 2008-Flying to the USA
November 15, 2010-Sent off VERY late I-751 along with many prayers.
04/09/2011-10 year GC arrives in mail.
09/08/2011-Glyn leaves for UK
01/30/2012-Biometrics for UK spousal & dependent visas sent out w/ application same day
02/24/2012-UK settlement visas issued

04/16/2013-I-130 sent off-----04/19/2013 NOA1

05/15/2013-NOA2

Never received packet 3 although it was mailed to us on May 29th

07/17/2013-Sent off packet 3 after finally getting ALL our documents together

08/19/2013-Medical scheduled (there were earlier appointments but unfortunately, we couldn't get there for them due to hubby's work)

09/24/2013-Interview APPROVED

11/01/2013-POE BOSTON

01/13/2014-10 Year green card received

03/09/2019- Sent I-130 to Chicago lock box for step-son

03/20/2019- NOA 1

08/10/2019-NOA 2

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It is my understanding that you only need the birth certificates of the people that are listed on the application. If the children are not on the application then you will not need them, or so i thought. Must be different for DCF.

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03-06-10 Mailed N-400

03-17-10 Check cashed

03-19-10 NOA received

03-22-10 Biometrics sent

04-09-10 Biometrics appointment

06-14-10 Interview Date

06-22-10 Received letter for Oath

07-02-10 Oath ceremony

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I was a little confused myself...you only need documentation for Glyn surely?

No, on the applicants statement, it says "Every applicant for an immigrant visa who has a child or children, is by regulation required to submit to the interviewing consular officer, the birth and/or baptismal certificate for each child. If your wife or husband has a child or children by a previous marriage who had not attained the age of eighteen years by the time of your marriage, or a child born out of wedlock, the birth and or baptismal certificate must also be obtained for the examination by the consular officer. This requirement applies even though one or more of the children of either spouse has no current intention to apply for in immigrant visa to the united states."

I assume it is just to identify possible future applicants for a visa? Or maybe it has something to do with making sure we don't take off with his boys??

Well, you will need full BC then. The Embassy does not accept the short form as it doesn't list the parents' names.

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I was a little confused myself...you only need documentation for Glyn surely?

No, on the applicants statement, it says "Every applicant for an immigrant visa who has a child or children, is by regulation required to submit to the interviewing consular officer, the birth and/or baptismal certificate for each child. If your wife or husband has a child or children by a previous marriage who had not attained the age of eighteen years by the time of your marriage, or a child born out of wedlock, the birth and or baptismal certificate must also be obtained for the examination by the consular officer. This requirement applies even though one or more of the children of either spouse has no current intention to apply for in immigrant visa to the united states."

I assume it is just to identify possible future applicants for a visa? Or maybe it has something to do with making sure we don't take off with his boys??

Ah I see...you are further on in the process than myself....I havent come across that yet.

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