CR-1 but living outside of the USA

[Mojave 0]

Thank you, this has all been very helpful information. I guess my only other question is then, isn´t it possible to have everything needed translated and forms filled out here over seas, then send everything to the states and have a relative send the packet in for you, or is this risky?

[LotofPatience 65]

Thank you, this has all been very helpful information. I guess my only other question is then, isn´t it possible to have everything needed translated and forms filled out here over seas, then send everything to the states and have a relative send the packet in for you, or is this risky?

No risk. You can do it.

Loto

[Mojave 0]

No risk. You can do it.

Loto

Thank you for all your help Loto

[Nikki + Tomislav 7]

Also if you need documents translated, give yourself at least 3 days to get it back. That's standard time it takes to get certified translations. If you need the translated docs sooner, you can get it done but there will be a hefty rush fee. (I work for a translation company in Philadelphia.)

[Mojave 0]

Also if you need documents translated, give yourself at least 3 days to get it back. That's standard time it takes to get certified translations. If you need the translated docs sooner, you can get it done but there will be a hefty rush fee. (I work for a translation company in Philadelphia.)

We are planning on having everything translated here Monday in Uruguay, and then sending everything to the states and then sent USCIS. Thanks for the advice.

[Nikki + Tomislav 7]

Good luck!