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XXXXXXYYYY   1

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Hi everybody,

This is the spouse of US citizen, we have already got the interview date at the Embassy in Kathmandu Nepal and preparing some documents regarding the interview, I have a question in the forum, do the consular expect me to bring in documents showing my property like I have a house and land in Nepal although it's in my and my moms name like fifty fifty , also a business that me and my wife have started I am running it currently. And also some of the documents are in native language so do the consular expect me to translate it in English or can I just give it?

Any advice suggested will be great.

Thank you.

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payxibka   10,045

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Hi everybody,

This is the spouse of US citizen, we have already got the interview date at the Embassy in Kathmandu Nepal and preparing some documents regarding the interview, I have a question in the forum, do the consular expect me to bring in documents showing my property like I have a house and land in Nepal although it's in my and my moms name like fifty fifty , also a business that me and my wife have started I am running it currently. And also some of the documents are in native language so do the consular expect me to translate it in English or can I just give it?

Any advice suggested will be great.

Thank you.

not required to bring property records..

typically the embassy accepts documents in English or the native language of the country... if they are important documents that you might need later here in the USA then you may wish to get them translated now or later.. your choice

YMMV

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