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Garamchai Apprentice

Garamchai   0

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I already sent all original copy of Birth CErt. Marriage Cert. and police clearance to NVC, do i need to bring original of these 3 or just the copy? thank you?

My understanding is, you don't need to bring original anymore just copies are fine. Infact you need to collect originals from embassy.

USCIS

04-XX-2008 I-130 package sent – (I was on a Green card)

04-14-2008 NOA 1

10-15-2009 Oath – Became US Citizen

10-15-2009 Updated I-130 Petition to CR1/IR1

10-19-2009 Touched

11-13-2009 Touched

12-07-2009 Touched

12-08-2009 Touched again... It was a Great sign.

12-09-2009 Online status changed to Approved!!

12-12-2009 NOA 2 - Received Hard copy

NVC

12-18-2009 NVC case number assigned

12-21-2009 Provided Emails

12-23-2009 Received DS-3032 / I-864 Bill

12-24-2009 Paid I-864 Bill

12-24-2009 Return Completed DS-3032 in Email

12-29-2009 Received I-864 Package

12-29-2009 Received IV Bill

12-31-2009 Paid IV Bill

01-05-2010 Returned I-864

01-20-2010 Returned DS-230

01-21-2010 DS-230 Delivered (USPS)

01-21-2010 Received Checklist cover letter in email

01-25-2010 IV Package received by NVC per AVR

02-01-2010 Sign in Failed

02-01-2010 Case Completed per AVR (02-03-2010)

02-04-2010 RFE - Passport Police Certificate

02-05-2010 Replied RFE with Passport PCC

02-05-2010 Received Interview letter

02-11-2010 Medical

02-16-2010 Submitted documents at VFS

03-02-2010 Interview date

03-02-2010 Visa Approved

03-05-2010 POE Chicago

03-08-2010 Applied for SSN

03-15-2010 Received welcome letter

03-15-2101 Received SSN

03-22-2010 Received GreenCard

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Garamchai Apprentice

Garamchai   0

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My understanding is, you don't need to bring original anymore just copies are fine. Infact you need to collect originals from embassy.

They actually took original birth certificate and marriage certificate at VFS yesterday. Might have been because my spouse had it!!! I am not sure now.

I would like other experienced member to comment. :blush:

USCIS

04-XX-2008 I-130 package sent – (I was on a Green card)

04-14-2008 NOA 1

10-15-2009 Oath – Became US Citizen

10-15-2009 Updated I-130 Petition to CR1/IR1

10-19-2009 Touched

11-13-2009 Touched

12-07-2009 Touched

12-08-2009 Touched again... It was a Great sign.

12-09-2009 Online status changed to Approved!!

12-12-2009 NOA 2 - Received Hard copy

NVC

12-18-2009 NVC case number assigned

12-21-2009 Provided Emails

12-23-2009 Received DS-3032 / I-864 Bill

12-24-2009 Paid I-864 Bill

12-24-2009 Return Completed DS-3032 in Email

12-29-2009 Received I-864 Package

12-29-2009 Received IV Bill

12-31-2009 Paid IV Bill

01-05-2010 Returned I-864

01-20-2010 Returned DS-230

01-21-2010 DS-230 Delivered (USPS)

01-21-2010 Received Checklist cover letter in email

01-25-2010 IV Package received by NVC per AVR

02-01-2010 Sign in Failed

02-01-2010 Case Completed per AVR (02-03-2010)

02-04-2010 RFE - Passport Police Certificate

02-05-2010 Replied RFE with Passport PCC

02-05-2010 Received Interview letter

02-11-2010 Medical

02-16-2010 Submitted documents at VFS

03-02-2010 Interview date

03-02-2010 Visa Approved

03-05-2010 POE Chicago

03-08-2010 Applied for SSN

03-15-2010 Received welcome letter

03-15-2101 Received SSN

03-22-2010 Received GreenCard

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Darnell Grand Master

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They actually took original birth certificate and marriage certificate at VFS yesterday. Might have been because my spouse had it!!! I am not sure now.

I would like other experienced member to comment. :blush:

Originals, plus a photocopy, are to be submitted during NVC processing for the DS-230. If you didn't do that, then it's easy to 'take the documents' at interview day. Usually, though, if not submit originals documents at NVC, you'll get an RFE for it.

Anything @ VFS/India is twisted, I've read a lot here on VJ - there seems to be 'no consistency' with it, at all.

In other Embassys/Consulates - the original documents are returned to the Beneficiary on Interview Day, usually immediately after the interview is completed. For some, is not automatic, the interviewee has to 'ask', as well.

I already sent all original copy of Birth CErt. Marriage Cert. and police clearance to NVC, do i need to bring original of these 3 or just the copy? thank you?

In general, no - the originals are not to be brought in on interview day.

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lierjo1202   0

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Originals, plus a photocopy, are to be submitted during NVC processing for the DS-230. If you didn't do that, then it's easy to 'take the documents' at interview day. Usually, though, if not submit originals documents at NVC, you'll get an RFE for it.

Anything @ VFS/India is twisted, I've read a lot here on VJ - there seems to be 'no consistency' with it, at all.

In other Embassys/Consulates - the original documents are returned to the Beneficiary on Interview Day, usually immediately after the interview is completed. For some, is not automatic, the interviewee has to 'ask', as well.

In general, no - the originals are not to be brought in on interview day.

thank you

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