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Hello! My husband just received a Police Clearance Certificate from Russia. He keeps the original for future present on the interview in consulate for CR-1 visa and he scanned and send to me a copy of the certificate. I requested the translation service to translate from russian to english and certified the document. Is the certified and translated copy of this document will be accepted by NVC, or they need ONLY original version to be translated and certified. I am confused. Please help. Thank you for your time.

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Hello! My husband just received a Police Clearance Certificate from Russia. He keeps the original for future present on the interview in consulate for CR-1 visa and he scanned and send to me a copy of the certificate. I requested the translation service to translate from russian to english and certified the document. Is the certified and translated copy of this document will be accepted by NVC, or they need ONLY original version to be translated and certified. I am confused. Please help. Thank you for your time.

Check the Russian Embassy web-stie and see if there is information. It may not need to be translated at all. In the case of Japan, the police record is sealed and if it is opened prior to the interview, it is voided. With this in mind, I would expect Japan records to only be in Japanese and they dont request translation at all. Could be the same for Russia.

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Our timeline:

9/3/08: Submitted I-129

9/5/08: CSC received

9/8/08: NOA1 date

11/12/08: Requested expedite (promised response by 11/17/08)

11/19/08: Received status info by calling USCIS - Additional info sent

12/4/08: Call from CSC & "Touch"

12/4/08 to 12/22/08: Too many calls & faxes to mention, NO RESPONSE!

12/22/08: NOA2 Approval!

12/30/08: NVC forwarded petition to Embassy in Tokyo

12/31/08: Letter from NVC stating they forwarded petition

1/4/09: Received Letter from NVC

1/7/09: Packet Issued from Tokyo Embassy

4/18/09: Tokyo still unable to grant interview, moved to Philippines.

6/22/09: Our daughter was born (more embassy paperwork)

6/30/09: Reqeusted transfer of case to Manila

8/26/09: Visited embassy in Manila AGAIN, personally requested transfer of case (no record in their system)

11/4/09: Case Transferred from Tokyo to Manila - no notice sent

12/5/09: Notification that Manila received the case.

12/30/09: Interview packet received from Manila

1/25/10: Medical check in Manila (took 4 days)

2/1/10: Interview - requested additional docs,

2/2/10: Additional docs submitted, Embassy kept passports - expect visa soon.

4/5/10: Received Visa FINALLY!

4/12/10: Entry to USA

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