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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: Canada
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For my I-129F submission I used just copies. You will need Certified copies for the interview, however.

May 2008: Met on the Carnival Paradise
2008-2012: 20 Cruises, 8 vacations, many wonderful moments
May 2012: Engaged!

K-1
May 17 2012: I-129F Sent
May 22 2012: NOA1
Aug 17 2012: NOA2
Aug 28 2012: Left NVC
Aug 29 2012: Vancouver Consolate Received
Sept 7 2012: Package 3 received
Sept 18 2012: Package 4 received
Nov 20 2012: Medical
Nov 26 2012: Interview - APPROVED!
Dec 01 2012: POE
Jan 12 2013: Wedding!
AOS
Jan 26 2013: AOS Sent
Jan 31 2013: NOA1 eMail
Mar 06 2013: Feb 13 2013 (walk-in) Biometrics Appt
Mar 28 2013: EAD/AP Approval
April 02 2013: Interview - APPROVED!
April 05 2013: EAD/AP Card received
April 10 2013: Greencard ARRIVED!!

ROC

Jan 12 2015: I-751 Sent

Jan 16 2015: Received NOA1. Receipt date: Jan 13th

Feb 19 2015: Biometrics

June 10 2015: APPROVED!

June 18 2015: Greencard Arrived!

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Mexico
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For the birth and divorce certificates for my fiane and I, we are asked for copies. But it is not clear to me if Certified Copies are necessary or just unofficial copies. Thanks all.....

You need copies of the certified ones you get from the courts. Take a copy and the original one you get from the court with you to the interview. Never have them keep your originals because you most likely will not get them back. If it is for the interview, no translations from Spanish are needed. If you are sending them with the initial I-129F petition, they need to be translated to English. Anyone fluent in both languages can do the translations: http://www.visajourney.com/content/translations

Link to K-1 instructions for Ciudad Juarez, Mexico > https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/K1/CDJ_Ciudad-Juarez-2-22-2021.pdf

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