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SpelaD   4

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At my K 1 interview, can I hand them an International birth certificate, or are they gonna want to see my original (in my language) certificate translated?

K1 JOURNEY
Sent I 129 F: Mid January 2010, they received it January 20th
Interview: June 21st...K1 VISA APPROVED
POE in MCO: July 22nd 2010

AOS JOURNEY
Sent AOS, EAD, AP: November 8th 2010
Delivered: November 10th
Check cashed, NOA1s received in text and email: November 16th
Touch: November 19th
Biometrics in Orlando: December 16th
Contacted congressman's office with inquiry to expedite AP: January 12th 2011
EAD approved: January 13th
EAD received: not sure, I was overseas, but I know it arrived between January 24th and 28th
AP approved - no update on USCIS; I was notified of approval by Congressman: January 13th
AP received: January 21st
Started job hunting: February 11th
Interview: March 7th @ 2.35 pm - GC APPROVED!
Received GC in mail: March 14th
ROC: December 8th 2012

ROC JOURNEY
Sent I - 751 packet: February 4th 2013
Packet delivered: Feb 6th
Check cashed: Feb 11th
NOA1 (dated 2/7/13) received: Feb 12th
Biometric appointment: March 14th

RFE dated July 15th received

RFE reply sent to USCIS Vermont Service Center: Oct 9th

GC approved, letter dated Oct 30th


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Shanh   2

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Belgium
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As far as I know, you cannot translate it yourself but any other person that is fluent in English can translate it and sign it (with name, address, date). It doesn't have to be notorized (sp?). Somebody wrote in here that you can translate it and sign it yourself, but I'm not sure about that. You can always translate it yourself and have someone else who is fluent as well sign it (they may contact him), which is technically not correct, but it's an option.

I'll add my 2 cents :)

It's not that they didn't accept your international birth certificate but you gave them the non international one too and all documents in a foreign language sent with your file must be accompanied by a translation. At this point, they are not supposed to know it's another form of your birth certificate.

You can translate it yourself (lots of people on VJ have done so), sign it yourself and it doesn't have to be notarized.

Take care!

I-751 package sent : 03/30/2012

I-751 receipt date : 04/03/2012

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