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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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My husband sent me the certified translataion of our marriage certificate from Arabic. I notice that he reference me as Mrs. D. B... in the paragraph indicating that I am free and able to marry. Br... is my maiden name. Do you think that the NVC could infer that I was married to Br... instead of single? I might be stressing but it is definitely a typo. he also reference our marriage as a "Mixed Marriage" OMG I am so worry. Why use mixed marriage.

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What did you send to USCIS when you first filed the I-130?? Do you still have that, and can you send a copy of that to NVC?

If not then perhaps getting a better translation done by someone else.

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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Colombia
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i dont understand, they put your maiden name?, this is not a problem, in all marriage certificate is so, and mixed marriage is not a problem, is just because you both are from diferent religion. Dont worry!

"When love is strong, a man and a woman can make their bed on a sword's blade. When love grows weak, a bed of 60 cubits is not large enough. (Talmud)""Love will find a way, Love U baby K!"7y0kjwl63c3.pngAPRIL 26 2011 - i130 (NOA1)MARCH 29 2013 - i130 Approbed (NOA2)ABRIL 19 2013 - NVC ReceivedAPRIL 22 2013 - Pay I-864 BillMAY 01 2013 - DS3032 - COMPLETED - AUGUST 28 2013 INTERVIEW <p>
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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Morocco
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i dont understand, they put your maiden name?, this is not a problem, in all marriage certificate is so, and mixed marriage is not a problem, is just because you both are from diferent religion. Dont worry!

I was worried because they titled me as Mrs, not Ms. I now understand the mixed definition. The original translation I have but it had the wrong time of day and the new one had the wrong title for me. What a joke. Can any translator do it perfectly.

Thank you for your comments.

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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Colombia
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I was worried because they titled me as Mrs, not Ms. I now understand the mixed definition. The original translation I have but it had the wrong time of day and the new one had the wrong title for me. What a joke. Can any translator do it perfectly.

Thank you for your comments.

Like YuAndDan say getting a better translation done by someone else.

But i think that is a translation and is understood as Mrs, but not to worry call to USCIS, they tell you what to do and is quick 1800-375-5283, is free :)

one question... you both were physically present at the marriage ceremony?

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"When love is strong, a man and a woman can make their bed on a sword's blade. When love grows weak, a bed of 60 cubits is not large enough. (Talmud)""Love will find a way, Love U baby K!"7y0kjwl63c3.pngAPRIL 26 2011 - i130 (NOA1)MARCH 29 2013 - i130 Approbed (NOA2)ABRIL 19 2013 - NVC ReceivedAPRIL 22 2013 - Pay I-864 BillMAY 01 2013 - DS3032 - COMPLETED - AUGUST 28 2013 INTERVIEW <p>
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Like YuAndDan say getting a better translation done by someone else.

But i think that is a translation and is understood as Mrs, but not to worry call to USCIS, they tell you what to do and is quick 1800-375-5283, is free :)

one question... you both were physically present at the marriage ceremony?

Yes we both were present at the ceremony. The original certificate is in Arabic and I even had a translator there for me as they performed the ceremony. The second translator just referenced me as Mrs. Boo instead of Ms Boo which is normally how to reference a single woman. I will send my offical state sealed divorce degee showing that my previous marriage was disolved and include my birth certificate to show my maiden name.

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Filed: F-2A Visa Country: Colombia
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Yes we both were present at the ceremony. The original certificate is in Arabic and I even had a translator there for me as they performed the ceremony. The second translator just referenced me as Mrs. Boo instead of Ms Boo which is normally how to reference a single woman. I will send my offical state sealed divorce degee showing that my previous marriage was disolved and include my birth certificate to show my maiden name.

So.. all done! :D

"When love is strong, a man and a woman can make their bed on a sword's blade. When love grows weak, a bed of 60 cubits is not large enough. (Talmud)""Love will find a way, Love U baby K!"7y0kjwl63c3.pngAPRIL 26 2011 - i130 (NOA1)MARCH 29 2013 - i130 Approbed (NOA2)ABRIL 19 2013 - NVC ReceivedAPRIL 22 2013 - Pay I-864 BillMAY 01 2013 - DS3032 - COMPLETED - AUGUST 28 2013 INTERVIEW <p>
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