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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Philippines
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We are preparing our necessary documents for our application K1 . My fiance has his original birth cert from 1974, wld this be ok to send as a copy. Please note he used this same birth cert to get his US passport:If not wld he have to request a certified birth cert? Thank youin advance for the time reading and help

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1992 = First time we met in the Philippines

2008 = Got connected again thru FS

March 2009 = Saw each other again after 17 yrs. (Philippines) (Two old friends meet again ,wearin' older faces talk about the places they've been... sing )

September 2009 = Engaged / Proposed in person (Philippines)

USCIS

Nov 30, 2010 = Sent I-129F

Dec 02, 2011 = USCIS received

Dec 06, 2011 = NOA

Dec 09,2011 = Touched

May 06, 2011 =NOA2

DOS

May 16 = NVC rceived

May 17 = NVC left

May 20 = USEM received (tracked thru DHL)

May 24 = Jap PC applied ( 7 weeks )

June 1 = Case entered to USEM system

June 21-23 = SLMEC/Passed

July 8 = Interview / Approved

July 13 = Jap PC picked up / sent to USEM (07/15 = Jap PC delivered to USEM) ( 07/29 = Visa printed )

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We are preparing our necessary documents for our application K1 . My fiance has his original birth cert from 1974, wld this be ok to send as a copy. Please note he used this same birth cert to get his US passport:If not wld he have to request a certified birth cert? Thank youin advance for the time reading and help

It should be a certified birth certificate, a version with a raised stamp or seal. It needs to be a "long" version which lists both parents if mother was wed.

You can send a copy of this type of birth certificate, both front and back to USCIS. Do not send the original.

Good luck.

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