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Done526   0

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Hi all! I just married my wife in Puerto Plata and wish to bring her to the US. I have done a good bit of research on this and now I am ready to start. I have a pretty good idea of most of what I need to get started but I would appreciate any feedback available. I have seen a number of guides of what to include with the CR1- I 130 petition however some discrepencies appear from list to list. I would appreciate clear direction on this to avoid issues. One particular thing is that I have seen my foreign brides' birth certificate needed at this stage and others not listing it. I also saw that we need additional proof(school record, church records ect.) of her birth date if the birth certificate was not applied for at the time of her birth-(hers was applied for 5 years after her birth). Any help with these and any other advice regarding starting off the process would be much appreciated.

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We have ONE guide here for your exact situation,

so if you are studying TWO guides, I can understand the confusion.

Study this one:

http://www.visajourney.com/content/i130guide1

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She's right! There is such a thing as too much information. I was completely confused at first too but just follow that link and you will be ok smile.png That's the same guide I followed and I mailed out my I-130 this morning. Good luck to you!

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Married 11/08/2013

USCIS

01/25/14- Mailed I-130 form

01/31/14- NOA1

02/05/14- Check Cashed

05/29/14- NOA2

NVC

06/04/14- NVC Received

06/24/14- Case Number Assigned

07/01/14- Requested NVC expedite

07/09/14- DS-261 available and completed

07/16/14- AOS paid

07/17/14- Expedite approved

09/08/14- Interview

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jose&ive   12

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Greetings to all. I was in the same situacion at first.( I'am Dominican)

My husband sent 1-130 form in november. Long version of Birth Certificate ( acta inextensa y legalizada) .

Not worries if she di not get her birth certificate at time of her birth, Mine was applied 7 years later of my birth.

Here was normal in the past, now it's changing.

we dont needed school record and churh records either.

Good luck.

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