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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: China
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Hi, all

The in-laws are having intervews soon in Guangzhou (GZO), They are doing Electronic Processing, so They will need to bring all original documents they we submitted for them. I am just wondering if they will keep all the original documents at the consulate or just needed them to verify the scanned ones. My wife and I sent in our marriage certificate scanned copy and her birth certificate scanned copies. but we only have one original copy that we might need in the future just in case. Will the consulte return those original copy to them once they verify them or they will keep them. I know they will keep all of the in-laws orignal birth certificates and marriage certificate and police reports. I wonder if I can have them ask them for our original copy back after they verify them in the interview. Please share with similar experience.

is the petitioner's original marriage certificate and birth certificate needed in her parents's petition anyway?

thanks for any advice in advance...

IR-5 for parents

04-16-2012 sent I-130

08-31-2012 I-130 approved and sent to NVC

NVC

09-21-2012 case # assigned by email

09-25-2012 emailed choice of Agent Aos bill paid

10/04/2012 confirmation emailed received about choice of agent IV billed paid

10/04/2012 optin eprocessing emailed sent

10/10/12 optin email confirmed received

taking a break collecting info

11/01/2012 emailed AOS and IV package

11/20/2012 Checklist emailed received..forget guz p3 supplement form and signature on the AoS form

11/21/2012 checklist response emailed sent

12/05/12 case completed......finally ( Could haven't save 2 month of time if everything was ready be fore case# was assigned)

02/04/13 docs intake at guz. 02/05/13 interview passed. 3 simple questions asked

02/08/13 visas arrived at home ( that was fast. 3 days through ems. Right before Chinese new year )

02/16/13. Coming to u.s.a!!!!!! Yeah.

Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: China
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Have then take copies of all the originals, to hand in at the interview just in case. They should return the originals if you sent any. Asking for the orginals back should not be a problem.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: China
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Hi, all

The in-laws are having intervews soon in Guangzhou (GZO), They are doing Electronic Processing, so They will need to bring all original documents they we submitted for them. I am just wondering if they will keep all the original documents at the consulate or just needed them to verify the scanned ones. My wife and I sent in our marriage certificate scanned copy and her birth certificate scanned copies. but we only have one original copy that we might need in the future just in case. Will the consulte return those original copy to them once they verify them or they will keep them. I know they will keep all of the in-laws orignal birth certificates and marriage certificate and police reports. I wonder if I can have them ask them for our original copy back after they verify them in the interview. Please share with similar experience.

is the petitioner's original marriage certificate and birth certificate needed in her parents's petition anyway?

thanks for any advice in advance...

re: civil docs on the DS-230/IV -

want originals back? bring originals plus photocopy, ask for originals back on interview day, expect nothing to be given unless your parents ask for it.

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