Paperwork neened from home country

[Rugby7 0]

Hello,

We are currently in my future husbands home country and we are wondering if there is any paperwork we should get while we are here? Will he need a police record from his home country or anything else that would be harder to get while in the USA? Any help would be great!!

Thanks!

[Indy90 21]

Hello,

We are currently in my future husbands home country and we are wondering if there is any paperwork we should get while we are here? Will he need a police record from his home country or anything else that would be harder to get while in the USA? Any help would be great!!

Thanks!

What will you be filing for? Are you going to get married in the US or Argentina?

Here are the guides for the CR1 and K1 which have what you need.

http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide

http://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide1

For the CR1 you will need a police record for NVC, although it might be a good idea to wait on that because a considerable amount of time may have passed and you will need an updated one to show that he has not committed any crime in the meanwhile.

[dracoasa 0]

What will you be filing for? Are you going to get married in the US or Argentina?

Here are the guides for the CR1 and K1 which have what you need.

http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide

http://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide1

For the CR1 you will need a police record for NVC, although it might be a good idea to wait on that because a considerable amount of time may have passed and you will need an updated one to show that he has not committed any crime in the meanwhile.

For sure you'll need the immunization record for the medical part of the application; besides that it depends on the type of application. Most of the time you do not need stuff from the country home; uscis usually does the background check anyway.

good luck

[Leigh Ann 8]

The birth certificate - that's the only thing we've had to get (thus far), if you're applying for AOS. We'll also get a letter from my husband's family acknowledging our relationship.

[redglasses 1]

If you get married in your husband-to-be's country, you will need the original marriage certificate and its notarized translation. You might be able to obtain his birth certificates from the Argentinian consulate in the US.