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pm5k   129

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In Pakistan, one can have an Urdu nikah nama, as well as an English one. Should one submit the English one only (has seal), or an Urdu one + certified translation, when applying for their spouse?

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PuppyLove   24

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In Pakistan, one can have an Urdu nikah nama, as well as an English one. Should one submit the English one only (has seal), or an Urdu one + certified translation, when applying for their spouse?

Thanks!

Urdu one plus certified translation works great. The english only one can confuse them that you forgot to mail in your urdu original, so best bet is to mail urdu + translation. Mail all three if you feel like it because it won't hurt.

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September 2012: Filed from abroad to Chicago Lockbox

4 days later: NOA1, Routed to California Service Center

7 days later: Transferred because of new jurisdiction

5 days later: Case Status changed to: Under processing at USCIS office

NOA2 arrived 78 days after NOA1 :)

*I-130 Approval Notice hardcopy finally received in Pakistan, the only notice that arrived.

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Peace_Seeker   1

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In Pakistan, one can have an Urdu nikah nama, as well as an English one. Should one submit the English one only (has seal), or an Urdu one + certified translation, when applying for their spouse?

Thanks!

Sending Urdu one, English Translation & Nadra Nikah Nama will only help you less questions at Interview stage, so I endorse on sending all three together to NVC.

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