NOA2, now only more question regarding....

[mike t 2]

we received our NOA2 JUNE 1st, i know...a bit late! here it is over a month later, the petition went thru the NVC, and sent to the embassy on the 17th of june. thanks in advance guys and gals!!! but my question is in regarding document legalization(apostille stamp). it is my belief that there is no need for this document legalization here in the united states for any stage of the process, but i would like to hear from a few of the been there, done that members in particular, those petitioning loved ones from ukraine and other fsu contries very recently preferably. obviously we have not received confirmation of our petition being in the hands of the embassy in kiev yet, but this question about the apostille stamp relates to the future and to be precise, at the adjustment of status stage. i have only seen very few references to this service here and there while using the search feature here in visajourney, and it is my belief that it is not necessary, because i read the I-485 instructions and no where does it mention apostille or legalized documents, only translated documents if they are in a foreign language. and i called the uscis and they flat out told me, it is not required to have an apostille stamp or formally notarized documents for AOS. so any senior members with a definitive word regarding this, would be greatly appreciated. and to all of those members that are still in the boat that sveta and i was in just over a month ago.....HANG IN THERE! YOUR NOA2 WILL COME, AND IT WILL BE ONE OF THE GREATEST FEELINGS YOU WILL EVER GET!!! IT WILL HAPPEN WHEN YOU ARE FEELING DOWN..IT WILL HAPPEN WHEN YOU THINK THAT YOU HAVE BEEN FORGOTTEN LIKE THOSE TOYS ON THE ISLAND OF MISFIT TOYS IN RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER! DONT GIVE UP AND STAY STRONG AND COMMUNICATE WITH YOUR LOVED ONE EVERYDAY AND FILL THIS WAITING WITH GOOD THOUGHTS AND LAUGHTER WITH HER OR HIM! THANKS MEMBERS!!! MIKE.

[mike t 2]

silly me, i should note that this question is in regards to svetas documents she will be bringing with her upon arrival to the usa. ie, birth certificate, divorce certificate, criminal record, etc. again, thanks. mike.

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

silly me, i should note that this question is in regards to svetas documents she will be bringing with her upon arrival to the usa. ie, birth certificate, divorce certificate, criminal record, etc. again, thanks. mike.

There is no need for an Apostille for any documents at the US consulate.

[mike t 2]

thanks gary, i appreciate it. i have read several of your posts since i have been a member and put plenty of stock in your word. again, thanks, mike.