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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Colombia
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Hello all,

Quick question: Is it possible for me to translate our marriage certificate myself for the I-130 or does it have to be done by a certified translator (or at least a 3rd party)?

Thanks so much!

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Hello all,

Quick question: Is it possible for me to translate our marriage certificate myself for the I-130 or does it have to be done by a certified translator (or at least a 3rd party)?

Thanks so much!

Hola, is this for the application form I 130 or for NVC Form DS230??

if it is for the application anybody can do it..at least a 3rd person...not a certified translator

if it is for the NVC form you dont need to translated if your spouse is in the country where the interview will be in your case Colombia..

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09-01-2009 I 130 filled under LPR Category

09-08-2009 NOA1

11-20-2009 Upgraded status

01-27-2010 NOA2

02-05-10......Case # Assigned

03-31-10........AVR inputted Case Complete

04-29-2010...Interview date assigned via Operator & email received...

06-02-2010...Medical Exam @consultorio de visas,Sto Dgo.

06-16-2010....Interview @ Santo Domingo 7.30 A.M. APPROVED

08-06-2010..... POE date @ Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta.. connecting flight to Washington DC

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Pakistan
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Hello all,

Quick question: Is it possible for me to translate our marriage certificate myself for the I-130 or does it have to be done by a certified translator (or at least a 3rd party)?

Thanks so much!

hi it is better for you to translate your marriage certificate to a certified transalator when you transalate your marriage certificate notary attest and then you can also attest your marriage certificate copy by ministery of foriegn affairs and then you can also collect your 2 releative affitdafit which mean your 2 family member present and eye witness of your marriage ceremony

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Filed: Country: Venezuela
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You can do it yourself. Just follow the guidelines (certifying). I did mines and had no problem. You can really save yourself some money. =)

Let me know (send me a message) if you need templates.

Good luck!!

03.04.2010: 2nd Interview Date (Rescheduled)

01.07.2010: Interview Date

12.05.2009: NVC Case Completed

09.01.2009: NVC Case Number Assigned

08.24.2009: NOA2 Received

06.05.2009: NOA1 Received

05.23.2009: I-130 Sent

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Filed: Other Country: China
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hi it is better for you to translate your marriage certificate to a certified transalator when you transalate your marriage certificate notary attest and then you can also attest your marriage certificate copy by ministery of foriegn affairs and then you can also collect your 2 releative affitdafit which mean your 2 family member present and eye witness of your marriage ceremony

This can tend to be country specific but for Spanish language documents, anybody who is willing to add and sign a statement indicating they are fluent in English and Spanish can certify the translations. It's the translations, not the translatOR that is certified.

On the other hand, some Consulates, like Guangzhou, China are going to require the translations be done by the Gong Zheng Chu (Notarial Office) when presented to them, even if USCIS accepted some other form of translation for the petition.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Brazil
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Hello, I have a question for you, when you certified the translated documents did you use yourself? And was it accepted? I'm about to send my Package and I wanted to be sure all the i's are dotted, and the t's are crossed. Thanks,

You can do it yourself. Just follow the guidelines (certifying). I did mines and had no problem. You can really save yourself some money. =)

Let me know (send me a message) if you need templates.

Good luck!!

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Hello, I have a question for you, when you certified the translated documents did you use yourself? And was it accepted? I'm about to send my Package and I wanted to be sure all the i's are dotted, and the t's are crossed. Thanks,

You didn't read the thread, did you?

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