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glai&ben   1

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can we file for CR1 just using our marriage contract from local civil registrar coz we just got married last oct 9th and we want to file the petition ASAP

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apple21   953

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You should have filed for ADVANCE ENDORSEMENT of NSO Marriage Certificate in order to expedite its processing. This is what I did and I got mine within 1 and a half months. (refer to my signature).

Regular processing of NSO MC takes 6 months.

USCIS will not accept certified true copies of MC. It should be original NSO copy (printed in NSO Security Paper).

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A_& T_   3

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can we file for CR1 just using our marriage contract from local civil registrar coz we just got married last oct 9th and we want to file the petition ASAP

in our situation we used Marriage Certificate from Local Civil registrar to file for CR1 petition.....USCIS accept the copy of this marriage certificate,.you only oblige to send Original Marriage Certificate from NSO in NVC stage.


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Joshuaching   11

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can we file for CR1 just using our marriage contract from local civil registrar coz we just got married last oct 9th and we want to file the petition ASAP

I filed my I-130 using the marriage certificate issued by the local civil registrar and it was okay with USCIS. When you have your interview at the US Embassy, however, you must have your NSO certified copy of your Marriage Certificate. Without the NSO certified copy, it's a no go.

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Hank_   9,174

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I filed my I-130 using the marriage certificate issued by the local civil registrar and it was okay with USCIS. When you have your interview at the US Embassy, however, you must have your NSO certified copy of your Marriage Certificate. Without the NSO certified copy, it's a no go.

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