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My wife currently lives in Ahmedabad. We tried to get a duplicate original copy of the marriage certificate, however they said it is not possible to get another original. I do not want to send the only original we have to NVC. What do they mean by certified copy? Is it a xerox copy signed by the issuing agency?

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The certified copy is signed by a person nominated by the person or agency asking for it. Typically, the person is referred to as an authorised person. The person who is authorised to sign the certificate will vary between countries. Sometimes a person is authorised by legislation to do so (for example a court clerk, solicitor, or notary public), but this is not always so. In some countries, for example the United Kingdom and South Africa, identity documents can also be certified by authorised Post Office staff[1].

I would call and ask who can certify a copy in India.

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My wife currently lives in Ahmedabad. We tried to get a duplicate original copy of the marriage certificate, however they said it is not possible to get another original. I do not want to send the only original we have to NVC. What do they mean by certified copy? Is it a xerox copy signed by the issuing agency?

Thanks in advance.

My marriage was registered in Ahmedabad as well, and local marriage registrar office does issue certified copy whenever I want to get one. They need your original marriage certificate to issue certified copy. My wife brought about 8 to 10 certified copies. There is a nominal charge of around 50 or less rupees per certified copy.

I submitted one in I-130 application and approved with no issues. I am going to use the same certified marriage certificate for NVC. Certified copy means a document issued by the marriage registrar office which has rights to issue your original marriage certificate. NVC will not accept certified copy.

BTW what have you submitted in your I-130 application to USCIS?

I-130 Processed at USCIS

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12/17/2011 : I-130 Sent to USCIS

12/20/2011 : I-130 NOA1

05/11/2012 : I-130 NOA2

NVC

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05/28/2012 : Received at NVC

06/11/2012 : Case number issued by NVC

06/11/2012 : DS-3032 Choice of Agent Email Sent to NVC

06/13/2012 : AOS Bill Issued

06/13/2012 : AOS Bill Paid

06/14/2012 : AOS Bill Marked as "PAID" in NVC System

06/14/2012 : AOS Package Mailed to NVC

06/18/2012 : AOS Package Delivered to NVC

06/19/2012 : DS-3032 Accepted

06/21/2012 : IV Bill Issued

06/21/2012 : IV Bill Paid

06/21/2012 : IV Package Mailed to NVC

06/22/2012 : IV Bill Marked as "PAID" in NVC System

06/22/2012 : IV Package Delivered to NVC

06/25/2012 : AOS Accepted by NVC

06/29/2012 : IV Accepted by NVC

06/29/2012 : Case Complete at NVC

08/01/2012 : Interview Date Assigned and Case Forwarded from NVC to Mumbai Consulate

09/07/2012 : Interview at Mumbai Consulate (Result: Approved!)

09/11/2012 : Received Visa in Mail at home

09/22/2012 : POE at Houston, TX (IAH)

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My marriage was registered in Ahmedabad as well, and local marriage registrar office does issue certified copy whenever I want to get one. They need your original marriage certificate to issue certified copy. My wife brought about 8 to 10 certified copies. There is a nominal charge of around 50 or less rupees per certified copy.

I submitted one in I-130 application and approved with no issues. I am going to use the same certified marriage certificate for NVC. Certified copy means a document issued by the marriage registrar office which has rights to issue your original marriage certificate. NVC will not accept certified copy.

BTW what have you submitted in your I-130 application to USCIS?

Thanks! For the suggestion I will ask my wife to go to AMC for certified copies. We submitted a xerox copy of our marriage certificate with her I130.

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My marriage was registered in Ahmedabad as well, and local marriage registrar office does issue certified copy whenever I want to get one. They need your original marriage certificate to issue certified copy. My wife brought about 8 to 10 certified copies. There is a nominal charge of around 50 or less rupees per certified copy.

I submitted one in I-130 application and approved with no issues. I am going to use the same certified marriage certificate for NVC. Certified copy means a document issued by the marriage registrar office which has rights to issue your original marriage certificate. NVC will not accept certified copy.

BTW what have you submitted in your I-130 application to USCIS?

Typo in there: NVC will only accept certified copy.

I-130 Processed at USCIS

========================

12/17/2011 : I-130 Sent to USCIS

12/20/2011 : I-130 NOA1

05/11/2012 : I-130 NOA2

NVC

===

05/28/2012 : Received at NVC

06/11/2012 : Case number issued by NVC

06/11/2012 : DS-3032 Choice of Agent Email Sent to NVC

06/13/2012 : AOS Bill Issued

06/13/2012 : AOS Bill Paid

06/14/2012 : AOS Bill Marked as "PAID" in NVC System

06/14/2012 : AOS Package Mailed to NVC

06/18/2012 : AOS Package Delivered to NVC

06/19/2012 : DS-3032 Accepted

06/21/2012 : IV Bill Issued

06/21/2012 : IV Bill Paid

06/21/2012 : IV Package Mailed to NVC

06/22/2012 : IV Bill Marked as "PAID" in NVC System

06/22/2012 : IV Package Delivered to NVC

06/25/2012 : AOS Accepted by NVC

06/29/2012 : IV Accepted by NVC

06/29/2012 : Case Complete at NVC

08/01/2012 : Interview Date Assigned and Case Forwarded from NVC to Mumbai Consulate

09/07/2012 : Interview at Mumbai Consulate (Result: Approved!)

09/11/2012 : Received Visa in Mail at home

09/22/2012 : POE at Houston, TX (IAH)

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