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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Brazil
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I am praying for your speedy approval. Goodluck to all of us.

Thanks for the positive thoughts and congrats on your recent case complete too!

USCIS

August 16, 2007: Filed 1-130 at VSC for CR-1 Visa

December 21, 2007: NOA1 issued (I-130 now at CSC)

February 27, 2008: NOA2 issued

NVC

March 07, 2008: NVC case # received

March 26, 2008: Fee bills arrive

April 01, 2008: Fee bills paid

April 11, 2008: NVC processes fee bill payments

April 24, 2008: AOS and DS-230 requests arrive from NVC

May 13, 2008: Completed AOS and DS-230 packages sent to NVC

May 23, 2008: RFE for Police Certificate (even though all original docs were sent!)

June 30, 2008: Checklist Letter Response received at NVC (new documents)

July 8, 2008: Case complete

July 16, 2008: Case forwarded to Consulate

US CONSULATE - RIO DE JANEIRO

July 22, 2008: Case arrives at Consulate

July 24, 2008: Medical Exam

August 14, 2008: INTERVIEW! Visa issued!

August 18, 2008: Received immigrant visa and document package via DHL

January 16, 2009: Enter US at LAX POE

1-751 JOINT PETITION

November 5, 2010: Mailed file for 1-751 Removal of Conditions

November 6, 2010: Petition package arrival at CSC [check cashed on 11/10/10]

November 12, 2010: NOA1 received

December 14, 2010: Biometrics appointment

February 11, 2011: Approval of Removal of Conditions

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Filed: Country: Brazil
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So you sent in the documents but they said they never got them at all right? That is what the RFE was for? not that the police documents themselves were wrong. I am so worried about sending those in today, they are originals, (they dont need to be translated by the way, sorry no one told you :crying: ) but they are different looking from state to state and the only one that was notarized was the federal one, the other 2 states ones did not have to be from my understanding, what did you do exactly for your police certificates?

My understanding, including what my lawyer has told me, is that they need to be translated. It also says that on the NVC website. I know there is some dispute about that (and even NVC officers have told me different things), but my understanding is that translations are required for all documents written in a foreign language.

You might want to do a post, asking if people generally send in translations or not or whether anyone has gotten an RFE for not providing translations - I have never heard from people one way or the other on that...

Yes, I did send in the original documents the first time around, but then the NVC said they did not have them. As for the police certificates themselves, I believe we did the same thing as you. The federal one does need to be notarized, though the state ones do not.

Best of luck!

No , no translations needed as long as they are in english or portuguese, if it is a foreign language for Brazil then yes. But NVC website says any language that is not in english or the language of the country in which the visa application is being filed needs to be translated. Edgarvirginia can tell you that too, they sent in portuguese only too. It has been stated in many forums so I am so sorry that your lawyer made you go through all that money (translation in Brazil is so expensive). Tell him to brush up on the NVC filing rules and ask for some money back!!!!!!!!!!!! Good luck to you too, who knows we might see each other in Rio, my DS 230 arrives tomorrow to NVC.

Oh, I understand. Yes, it is very unfortunate that I have spent so much money on translations. Well, it is all over and done with now, so I suppose I can't do anything about it. I just hope that they accept the documents and complete my case already! Anyway, it is very possible that we will have similar interview dates, if you get a quick go-ahead from NVC. I (like everyone else) am just done with waiting and I want it to be over with already!! Anyway, I hope that you get a case complete ASAP (and I hope I get one too!)

Good luck and let me know how it goes.

If I remember correctly when we filed the K1 visa it was at the NVC for about a week before it was sent off to the consular in Rio. I did send in translations to the VSC with the K1 although the policy may be different now. We filed the K1 three years ago. The consular speaks portuguese so translation is not an issue there but don't know the NVC policy or what they do with your package, maybe they just put it all together with their forms and send it to Rio.

Good luck with everything

K1 Visa

June 15, 2005 - Submited I-129F

June 29, 2005 - Received NOA1

July 09, 2005 - Received NOA2

July 19, 2005 - Package 3

August 18, 2005 - Package 4 with the interview date (october 17, 2005 in Rio)

September 6, 2005 - Medical exam done

October 17, 2005 - Interview date APPROVED!!!

December 2, 2005 - Arrived in the U.S.

December 8, 2005 - MARRIED!!!

AOS

December 23, 2005 Sent completed forms for AOS

Jan 2006 - Checks cashed for AOS

Jan 06, 2006 - Received all 3 NOA's

Feb 16, 2006 - EAD and AP approved

Feb 24th, 2006 - Received AP in the mail

March 18th 2006 - Still no biometrics letter, made infopass

April 11th 2006 EAD Biometrics

April 18th 2006 Received EAD in the mail

May 10th 2006 AOS Biometrics after calling 800 number for 2 months, they claimed letter was returned undeliverable by the post office.

May 25th case transfered to California Service Center

June 5th case received by California Service Center

June 14th - Email that a Greencard was ordered (no interview)

June 17th - Welcome letter comes in the mail

June 19 2006 - Greencard arriives in the mail - WE ARE DONE!!!

Sept 2006 - Passed the road test

October 2006 - First job in U.S.

March 2008 - File I-751 - Biometrics taken

Naturalization

Aug 2010

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