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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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My fiancee said that her original birth certificate was not returned to her by the interviewer. Is it going to come with the Visa? Do you recommend that she goes to the NSO to get a new one?

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I recommend obtaining (at least) two or three original certified copies of your birth certificate because during the AOS stage our CO asked to see an original/certified of our birth certificates. However, he did not keep them, but we did supply copies. Oh, you can call the USE and ask them to return your original certified birth certificate. No harm in asking, but they have been keeping originals... In fact, the pre-screener was very rude to my wife when she gave her copies. Good luck...

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Philippines
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The embassy requires original docs so they wont return it anymore.. Just secure original copy again from NSO it's only a one day processing...

2007-09-19: Marriage

2007-12-31: I-130 Sent

2008-02-14: I-130 NOA1

2008-02-28: I-129F Sent

2008-03-07: I-129F NOA1

2008-05-06: I-130 & I-129F NOA2

2008-06-25: Interview Approved (Conditional)

2008-07-08: Forward Additional Doc

2008-07-15: VISA Received (2yrs Validity)

2008-09-03: Flight to Cincinnati, Ohio; POE SFO

2008-09-06: Travel back to Chicago with my hubby

2008-09-29: Mailed I765 (EAD)

2008-10-07: NOA for EAD

2008-12-12: Received EAD Biometrics Appointment

2008-12-19: Biomentrics Appointment

2008-12-29: Ordered EAD Card

2008-12-31: EAD Approval

2009-11-26: Submit AOS

2010-03-30: Permanet Resident 10yrs GC

2010-04-15: Update status with SS

2010-04-22: Received new SS Card

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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They don't give back the original BC. I recommend for her to get at least 2 copies of her NSO authenticated BC for future use when she's already there to adjust her status.

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07/14/07: First meeting in person.

12/19/07: Got my surprise gift through snail mail: my engagement ring!

02/11-18/08: Valentine's Week together!

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04/09/09: Sent packet to Illinois Lockbox

04/20/09: Received Notice of Action

04/27/09: Received Biometrics Appointment

05/09/09: Biometrics Appointment

06/01/09: Received EAD Card

08/18/09: Interview (postponed due to baby's delivery)

12/16/09: Interview - Approved!

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