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Notarized docs for DS-230

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i have the documents that were notarized in india about 10 months ago.

does notarized docs have a validity time limit on them before you have to make a new copy and get it notarized again?

or can i just send the same copies along with the DS-230?

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"No, unless it is stated otherwise on the notarized document."

vj terminology to know

NOA = notice of action :P

ISO = immigration service officer

NBC = (same as MSC)national benefits center

RFE = request for evidence

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Note that you can't send "notarized" documents at all. That is, if you understand "notarized" to mean a copy you made that is signed by a notary public that you hired to verify the copy.

You must send certified copies. Certified copies are the copies that you order from the issuing agency. For example, you may order a certified copy of your birth certificate from the government agency that handles birth certificates where you were born.

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