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Documents required for Consulate Interveiw

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I think I have a pretty good grasp of the process in general but there is one thing that really confuses me. I am the petitioner of two parents, I live in the US and they live in Cyprus so I won't be with them for their interveiw obviously. Everywhere I look it says that my parents when they go for interveiw will need MY orginal documents that I used to support the I-130 application. Am I misreading this or is applicable to a different kind of application or do I really have to send all my important documents including the very precious and difficult to replace naturalisation certificate to Cyprus where it cannot be tracked by registered mail so they can take them to interveiw. It also says they need the I-130 packet, affidvit of support etc. The NVC already has this and copies of MY supporting documentation for proof of relationship etc when the CIS forwarded it to them.

Can anyone shed some light on this through personal experience?

My Journey for my Parents ) IR5

(Please note we have taken our time and we could have gone faster with the NVC)

I have 2 petitions running at the same time, I have not posted 2 sets of dates because they have been processed either together or a few days of each other.

Beneficiaries Embassy-Cyprus

I-130 sent 2008-09-27 to Vermont

NOA1 received 2008-10-03

Transfered to California 2 weeks before approval

NOA2 received 2009-01-14

Received at NVC 2009-1-16

I 864 bill/DS3032 received 2009-1-22

I-864 invoiced online 2009-1-22

I-864 paid online 2009-01-31

DS3032 received at NVC by mail from parents 2009-02-13

IV fee invoiced online and paid 2009-02-15

Returned I-864 2009-02-16

I 864 entered into system 2009- 02-26

I864 reveiwed and approved-2009-03-03

DS 230 and documents sent 2009-03-27

IV packet delivered to NVC 2009-03-30

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