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Bogota Embassy - Documents in English or Spanish

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kmat77373   0

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Do the documents needed for a K1 interview in Bogota need to be translated into English. I have read different answers to this question. What, if anything, is needed in English for the interview? I know the brith certificates will need to be in English once my fiance gets here, but I am trying to make sure we have everything correct for the interview. Thanks.

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Do the documents needed for a K1 interview in Bogota need to be translated into English. I have read different answers to this question. What, if anything, is needed in English for the interview? I know the brith certificates will need to be in English once my fiance gets here, but I am trying to make sure we have everything correct for the interview. Thanks.

I would suggest everything be translated into English

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Do the documents needed for a K1 interview in Bogota need to be translated into English. I have read different answers to this question. What, if anything, is needed in English for the interview? I know the brith certificates will need to be in English once my fiance gets here, but I am trying to make sure we have everything correct for the interview. Thanks.

We had our interview in Bogota, August 2010... The Bogota embassy did not require birth certificates, police certificates or immigration certificates translated to english. You will need to have the birth certificate and any other papers required for your AOS translated to english.

Believe it or not, only the Colombian embassy employee questioned my fiancee. When we got to the actual interview by the American Consulate Officer, she only questioned me, the petitioner- I am 3rd generation American. It seemed strange, only 4 simple questions and she told us - Approved!

Good Luck - Buena Suerte :-)

 
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