documents translated for Consulate in Juarez, Mexico City???

[David-J 0]

Hi everyone.

I'm going soon to the consulate in Juarez for my interview and I had a couple of questions.

= Does my fiance have to attend the interview or with just me (the beneficiary) its ok?

= Do my documents have to be translated? (birth certificate, police records, etc?) they are apostilled right now but I was wondering if I had to translate them.

Cheers everyone and thanks cici for the incredibly detailed and helpful comment.

[YuAndDan 153]

From VJ consulate info:

Can fiance(e)/spouse attend the interview? No

Typically for most consulates documents that are in languages other than English or the native language of the country need to be translated.

For Mexico the consulate should accept English, and Spanish documents.

Edited April 1, 2009 by YuAndDan

[David-J 0]

thanks YuAndDan

Anyone from Mexico that have gone through this can answer the translation question please. Just to be sure?

[Sarah and Aris 0]

thanks YuAndDan

Anyone from Mexico that have gone through this can answer the translation question please. Just to be sure?

Hello,

I haven't yet gone through the process, but from what I've been reading, documents should be translated. Anyway, better to have it just in case, right?

[David-J 0]

thanks YuAndDan

Anyone from Mexico that have gone through this can answer the translation question please. Just to be sure?

Hello,

I haven't yet gone through the process, but from what I've been reading, documents should be translated. Anyway, better to have it just in case, right?

If they are in Spanish and you are going to the Consulate in Juarez you DON'T need to translate them.

CHeers!

[Sarah and Aris 0]

If they are in Spanish and you are going to the Consulate in Juarez you DON'T need to translate them.

CHeers!

Thanks for the correction

Good luck!