documentation for prior to interview

[nunyab 0]

I downloaded the forms and things I need prior to my husband's interview when that may ever happen and on the list is an "original birth certificate" is it requesting mine or his (beneficiary)????

Thanks in advance.

Rajaa

[David-and-Mae 15]

I downloaded the forms and things I need prior to my husband's interview when that may ever happen and on the list is an "original birth certificate" is it requesting mine or his (beneficiary)????

Thanks in advance.

Rajaa

I believe it's the beneficiary's (or the visa applicant) birth certificate.

[nunyab 0]

I downloaded the forms and things I need prior to my husband's interview when that may ever happen and on the list is an "original birth certificate" is it requesting mine or his (beneficiary)????

Thanks in advance.

Rajaa

I believe it's the beneficiary's (or the visa applicant) birth certificate.

Than I assume it should be translated ??? if it's his to English correct?

Thanks again

[Steve Y Jessica 1]

I downloaded the forms and things I need prior to my husband's interview when that may ever happen and on the list is an "original birth certificate" is it requesting mine or his (beneficiary)????

Thanks in advance.

Rajaa

I believe it's the beneficiary's (or the visa applicant) birth certificate.

Than I assume it should be translated ??? if it's his to English correct?

Thanks again

It is his you need. Most embassys do not require it be translated if it is in english or the language of the country where the embassy is that you are going through. But, you should check the embassy website, because i have heard that there are a few embassies that require a translation, but most do not.

Also you need the police certificates of everywhere he lived for a year or more since age 16.

And a certified marriage certificate.

[nunyab 0]

I downloaded the forms and things I need prior to my husband's interview when that may ever happen and on the list is an "original birth certificate" is it requesting mine or his (beneficiary)????

Thanks in advance.

Rajaa

I believe it's the beneficiary's (or the visa applicant) birth certificate.

Than I assume it should be translated ??? if it's his to English correct?

Thanks again

It is his you need. Most embassys do not require it be translated if it is in english or the language of the country where the embassy is that you are going through. But, you should check the embassy website, because i have heard that there are a few embassies that require a translation, but most do not.

Also you need the police certificates of everywhere he lived for a year or more since age 16.

And a certified marriage certificate.

Thanks Steve. I'll check he consulate website I didn't think about that lol. Now you brought up another question. he just moved to Spain, as you may know by now, but he hasn't been there a year and doubtful will not once the interview.... does he still need a police record from Spain?

[Steve Y Jessica 1]

I downloaded the forms and things I need prior to my husband's interview when that may ever happen and on the list is an "original birth certificate" is it requesting mine or his (beneficiary)????

Thanks in advance.

Rajaa

I believe it's the beneficiary's (or the visa applicant) birth certificate.

Than I assume it should be translated ??? if it's his to English correct?

Thanks again

It is his you need. Most embassys do not require it be translated if it is in english or the language of the country where the embassy is that you are going through. But, you should check the embassy website, because i have heard that there are a few embassies that require a translation, but most do not.

Also you need the police certificates of everywhere he lived for a year or more since age 16.

And a certified marriage certificate.

Thanks Steve. I'll check he consulate website I didn't think about that lol. Now you brought up another question. he just moved to Spain, as you may know by now, but he hasn't been there a year and doubtful will not once the interview.... does he still need a police record from Spain?

That is a very good question!! Because they give time requirements for how long you live in an area. It is usually if you live there for more than 1 year, then you need a police certificate for that country. But, since he just moved there, I don't know.

Maybe there is someone here that has run into that situation.

Sorry!!!

[nunyab 0]

Thanks for the response... though anyway Steve.

[Steve Y Jessica 1]

Thanks for the response... though anyway Steve.

How else am I going to get to be Platinum like you!!

[nunyab 0]

Thanks for the response... though anyway Steve.

How else am I going to get to be Platinum like you!!

lol... next i am working on my hearts...

[000 0]

I downloaded the forms and things I need prior to my husband's interview when that may ever happen and on the list is an "original birth certificate" is it requesting mine or his (beneficiary)????

Thanks in advance.

Rajaa

I believe it's the beneficiary's (or the visa applicant) birth certificate.

Than I assume it should be translated ??? if it's his to English correct?

Thanks again

It is his you need. Most embassys do not require it be translated if it is in english or the language of the country where the embassy is that you are going through. But, you should check the embassy website, because i have heard that there are a few embassies that require a translation, but most do not.

Also you need the police certificates of everywhere he lived for a year or more since age 16.

And a certified marriage certificate.

Thanks Steve. I'll check he consulate website I didn't think about that lol. Now you brought up another question. he just moved to Spain, as you may know by now, but he hasn't been there a year and doubtful will not once the interview.... does he still need a police record from Spain?

If it isnt too much trouble to get it and you have it on his DS-230 then I would suggest getting it just to be on the safe side , you can also email the consulate to ask them. It does take the consualtes some time to get back with you but sooner or later they will.

[nunyab 0]

I downloaded the forms and things I need prior to my husband's interview when that may ever happen and on the list is an "original birth certificate" is it requesting mine or his (beneficiary)????

Thanks in advance.

Rajaa

I believe it's the beneficiary's (or the visa applicant) birth certificate.

Than I assume it should be translated ??? if it's his to English correct?

Thanks again

It is his you need. Most embassys do not require it be translated if it is in english or the language of the country where the embassy is that you are going through. But, you should check the embassy website, because i have heard that there are a few embassies that require a translation, but most do not.

Also you need the police certificates of everywhere he lived for a year or more since age 16.

And a certified marriage certificate.

Thanks Steve. I'll check he consulate website I didn't think about that lol. Now you brought up another question. he just moved to Spain, as you may know by now, but he hasn't been there a year and doubtful will not once the interview.... does he still need a police record from Spain?

If it isnt too much trouble to get it and you have it on his DS-230 then I would suggest getting it just to be on the safe side , you can also email the consulate to ask them. It does take the consualtes some time to get back with you but sooner or later they will.

thanks.... I didn't think about emailling good suggestion thanks

[thirdsjen 0]

Rajaa! i want to be platinum too!! haha! i thought it was 6 months for the police certificate..

[Black Velvet 4]

I downloaded the forms and things I need prior to my husband's interview when that may ever happen and on the list is an "original birth certificate" is it requesting mine or his (beneficiary)????

Thanks in advance.

Rajaa

Rajaa,

We brought both birth certificates to the interview (hubby & mine as the US petitioner). It is better to be safe than sorry.

Take care,

Mrs. Scott

[nunyab 0]

Rajaa! i want to be platinum too!! haha! i thought it was 6 months for the police certificate..

Whatever the timeline I think we'll do it just to be safe... better than more delay...

Platnum!!! pull up a chair and get to work girly lol I think Steve is on his way

I downloaded the forms and things I need prior to my husband's interview when that may ever happen and on the list is an "original birth certificate" is it requesting mine or his (beneficiary)????

Thanks in advance.

Rajaa

Rajaa,

We brought both birth certificates to the interview (hubby & mine as the US petitioner). It is better to be safe than sorry.

Take care,

Mrs. Scott

I think I'll have to order another birth certificate...uuugghhhhh