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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Sweden
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Question...........



My wife resides in Sweden, she is a Swedish citizen but born in Iran and also an Iranian citizen.



USCIS is requesting her Birth Certificate which is in Farsi.



I was informed that USCIS will accept a photocopy of this document sealed together with certified translation of it rather than the original document sealed together with a certified translation of it.



Anybody out there in VJ land had experience with this



Thank you to all of you in advance for your time and attention to this inquiry.


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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: China
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You don't need to send originals of anything to USCIS. A photocopy of the birth certificate along with a certified translation is fine.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Sweden
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You don't need to send originals of anything to USCIS. A photocopy of the birth certificate along with a certified translation is fine.

Thank you for the input.

This is also a required "Civil Document' needed when the DS-230 "Visa Application" is submitted to NVC, do you know if this documents will be forwarded to NVC when the petition is approved?

Or will I need to obtain another copy for the NVC?

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Well they told me they will only accept originals for the NVC processing, for I-130 photocopies are allowed.

They also told me it doesn't have to be translated, but if you want to send in the certified translation I think that won't hurt.

Thank you for the input.

This is also a required "Civil Document' needed when the DS-230 "Visa Application" is submitted to NVC, do you know if this documents will be forwarded to NVC when the petition is approved?

Or will I need to obtain another copy for the NVC?

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: China
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They also told me it doesn't have to be translated, but if you want to send in the certified translation I think that won't hurt.

Since Farsi is not an official language of Sweden, the OP will have to provide a translation of the birth certificate when their file is being processed by the NVC.

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