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my wife is ready for her interview in ciudad juarez mexico but i dont have the original english translation that i first sent to uscis. Can i we use the photocopy i got at the interview or is original translation from the notary needed?

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my wife is ready for her interview in ciudad juarez mexico but i dont have the original english translation that i first sent to uscis. Can i we use the photocopy i got at the interview or is original translation from the notary needed?

Hi!

What document in original is the one you have sent to USCIS?

I am not a 100% for sure, but I think, they transfer your complete file to the consulate. I mean, the original is 'travelling' with your case all the time, so they would have it at the interview, and perhaps with the photocopy would be plenty.

For example, we have sent photocopies of our notarized affidavits to USCIS because we read in the instructions to only send photocpoies and in case they would need to see the originals, we would be contacted at anytime and be requested for them, and of course at the interview we should have the originals.

But I have read here in VJ that we should of send the ORIGINAL of notarized documents from the USCIS stage :bonk: so the files would be with our application all the time, till the interview . It's a little confusing sometimes,right??

GOOD LUCK to your wife on the interview!!! :thumbs:

And keep posting here some updates :D

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Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Process & Procedures to Mexico, Latin & South America regional forum; OP's question is specific to procedures at the US Consulate in Juarez.

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sanatiago   1

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Hi!

What document in original is the one you have sent to USCIS?

I am not a 100% for sure, but I think, they transfer your complete file to the consulate. I mean, the original is 'travelling' with your case all the time, so they would have it at the interview, and perhaps with the photocopy would be plenty.

For example, we have sent photocopies of our notarized affidavits to USCIS because we read in the instructions to only send photocpoies and in case they would need to see the originals, we would be contacted at anytime and be requested for them, and of course at the interview we should have the originals.

But I have read here in VJ that we should of send the ORIGINAL of notarized documents from the USCIS stage :bonk: so the files would be with our application all the time, till the interview . It's a little confusing sometimes,right??

GOOD LUCK to your wife on the interview!!! :thumbs:

And keep posting here some updates :D

i sent the original translation where it translates the birth certificate etc

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