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IR-5 visa category - Documents to be sent with DS-230

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I am the petitioner and have filed for mother who is in India.

We have to send DS-230 and I have confusion regarding my(petitioner's) documents.

Do I need to submit my original/certified birth certificate as well as original/certified marriage

certificate?

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I am the petitioner and have filed for mother who is in India.

We have to send DS-230 and I have confusion regarding my(petitioner's) documents.

Do I need to submit my original/certified birth certificate as well as original/certified marriage

certificate?

Yes, as an IR-5 visa category, those petitioner documents are needed, as well as the other civil documents from the beneficiary.

Read here: http://travel.state.gov/visa/immigrants/info/info_3195.html#petitioner_documents

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Yes, as an IR-5 visa category, those petitioner documents are needed, as well as the other civil documents from the beneficiary.

Read here: http://travel.state....ioner_documents

Saylin,

We should name you "VISAJourney Advisor-in-NVC". Most of us have followed your advises and got things right.. Thank you for helping out others...

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USCIS: I-130 Petition (Mother)
- 03/21/12: I-130 Sent via FedExpress
- 03/30/12: NOA1 Recv'd via mail
- 11/21/12: APPROVED (NOA2 mailed)
- 11/27/12: NOA2 Recv'd.

NVC (Mother)
- 11/27/12: NVC Recv'd file
- 11/29/12: NVC Case no. & IIN assigned.
- 11/30/12: AOS Bill PAID/DS 3032 emailed
- 12/04/12: AOS Package sent
- 12/07/12: DS-3032 Accepted, IV Bill PAID
- 12/11/12: IV Bill online status: "PAID".
- 12/15/12: IV Package sent.
- 12/17/12: IV Package delivered.
- 02/19/13: Missing civil documents sent
- 02/28/13: Case Complete
- 03/05/13: Per Email, Int.Date 04/10/13

U.S. EMBASSY (Mother)

- 04/02/13: Medical done & PASSED 4/8/13

- 04/10/13: Interview (AP - 221g blue: Missing docs & Medical Report

- 05/09/13: VISA ISSUED
- 06/26/13: POE - JFK NYC

USCIS: I-130 Petition (Father)
- 10/10/12: I-130 Sent-USPS Express
- 10/11/12: I-130 Delivered
- 10/16/12: Rec'd email (NOA1 mailed & File routed to NBC)
- 12/12/12: Per ISO, File routed to the Local Office (Nov 28)

- 02/07/13: RFE Letter was mailed to me this date, requesting proof of father/son relationship. (Unfortunately, I DID NOT RECEIVE A RFE LETTER)

- 03/28/13: Received NOID (Notice of Intent to Deny)

- 04/02/13: Made appointment to speak with the IO at my local office.
- 04/03/13: APPROVED (NOA2 mailed)

NVC (Father)
- 04/12/13: NVC recvd file
- 04/22/13: NVC Case no.& IIN Assigned

- 04/26/13: AOS Bill Invoced & Paid /AOS Package Sent / DS-3032 Email-Format sent

- 05/08/13: DS-3032 Accepted & IV fee Billed & Invoice Paid.

- 06/27/13: IV package sent

- 07/23/13: Case complete

- 09/09/13: Interview Date

- 11/08/13: Visa Issued

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Saylin Grand Master

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Saylin,

We should name you "VISAJourney Advisor-in-NVC". Most of us have followed your advises and got things right.. Thank you for helping out others...

Hehe, I like that name ;)

My Personal Blog - Journey Through Immigration

IR-1/CR-1 Flowchart

Montreal Consulate Pictures/Maps

Wiki for Canadian Spouses for NVC (electronic processing and online forms)

Wiki on NVC Process

Immigration Timeline (Click "Show" to see full immigration timeline)

 

timeline2_zps6bd54626.jpg

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