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For those of you who have already gone through your cr1 visa interview in Casa, did u have to get a new police record, court record,and birth certificate for the day of the interview? Did you also have these new documents translated again for the day of the interview? The letter from the NVC says form not needed for these but I thought I had read somewhere you had to have new ones.Thanks for the help

Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Egypt
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I think it depends on how long ago you gave them the last one. My husband had to get a new one due to his first having been almost 2 years old. He took new and old papers on anything we could think of, just in case. Better to have too much than not enough.

Got married : 6-3-06

I-130 delivered : 6-12-06 - Appt in Cairo

I-130 Approved : 4-18-08 - USCIS approval!!

Visa Interview Date : 6-22-08

Case sent to WADC: 8-6-08 - FBI check

Email From Embassy 1-09 - Still in AP (7 months)

19 DHL scans - 2-19-09

1-26-09 - Out of AP, now final review

2-26-09 - Visa in hand!

3-11-09 - POE JFK - Got stuck there due to immigration taking too long. They didn't change his visa from CR1 to IR1, have to go to immigration here to fix it.

3-12-09 - Arrived in Portland!!

5-29-2010 - Zane was born ** Absolute best day of my life!

6-7-2010 - Ahmed went back to Egypt

8-23-11 - Filed for divorce

1-12-12 - Divorce final

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Morocco
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I think it depends on how long ago you gave them the last one. My husband had to get a new one due to his first having been almost 2 years old. He took new and old papers on anything we could think of, just in case. Better to have too much than not enough.

You can never be too prepared. My advice is always make copies of everything you send in. Chances are you will need it again. Also it's nice to have a visual record of the things you've sent in.

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