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Package 3 and 4 Lima Peru

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K.AndreaC.Z.   0

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Hello everybody!!!!! Today finally I get my packet 3 and 4, my interview is February 21, Im so nervous, and happy because hopefully soon I can be again together with my nenito!!!! :luv: Someboyd have and advice or recomendation for me??? I almost have all the papers im going to need for the interview I have to translate my birrth certificate or other papers? What doctor do u think I have to go? My fiancee cant go with me to the interview is that bad? :help: I have a lot of qquestions but im so excited and nervous and I justcant think :blush: Well guys thanks for ur help!!! my best wishes for all u!!!

Andrea

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E&R4ever   6

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I can't give you any advise since im new to this whole visa journey process - but I do wish you luck on your interview!

Hello Andrea,

My understanding is you definitely have to translate your birth certificate. It has to go to the RENIEC ( preferably in Lima ) and from there to the offices of Relaciones Exteriores. It will take one day approx. for the Relaciones Exteriores to do the thing and when you return there you could choose from a panal of translators there to translate your documents. If you have a divorce decree that too must be translated and/also if you have children's birth certificate. Other than that my understanding is that it is best to have your USC sponsor present for the interview( if possible). I plan on being at my fiancee's interview. Also I understand you must present more proof of on going relationship so that means more pictures, more airplane stubs, etc... From what I have read in this site, the day of the interview show up early and go to the guard who will direct you to the location you need to go to wait for your interview. Also sit in the back row of benches since your wait will be a bit and your back may hurt. Be honest and sincere.

I am very happy you you and your fiance. I am still in the NAO2 wait, but keeping up the faith and spirit. I will be visiting my fiancee again the day after Valentines Day ( YiPiiiiiiiiiii !! ). We wish you the very best!!

Best regards,

eff

Jan 18 2011 => I-129F sent

Jan 26 2011 => E-Notification & Text Message received

Jan 26 2011 => Check cashed

Jan 31 2011 => NOA1 Hard Copy Received dated 1/25/2011

May 18 2011 => E-Mail RFE Notification

May 23 2011 => RFE Hard copy Received

May 24 2011 => Mailed RFE back to CSC

May 25 2011 => CSC e-mailed confirming RFE reply accepted. Awaiting decision.....

Jun 01 2011 => E-Mailed NOA2 Approval

Jun 06 2011 => NOA2 Hard copy received in mail

Jun 16 2011 => NVC Received Petition

Jun 17 2011 => NVC Sent Petition to CDJ

Jul 11 2011 => SUPPOSEDLY CDJ SENT PKT 3

Aug 11 2011 => NEVER RECEIVED PKT 3 and finally CDJ asnwered questions to proceed with making Consulate Appt

Aug 23 2011 => INTERVIEW DATE. Never told we were approved. Had to wait for decision from DHL Package!

Aug 30 2011 => Received DHL Package. Found we were aproved!!!

Sep 02 2011 => POE CDJ

Sep 04 2011 => My Babe is home at last!!!

Sep 2011 => Wedding

" Con Amor todo se Puede! "

Eff Y Ros por Siempre!!

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Martin   0

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Andrea,

All the Relaciones Exteriores and Reniec process is correct. But you DON'T need to translate your birth certificate or police records.

You will need to translate your Birth certificate later for your AOS process once you are married and living in USA.

Make sure to get two originals of your birth certificate. For the Visa you only need one, but later for the AOS you will need another.

BEST WISHES !!

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Martin11581   0

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Andrea,

All the Relaciones Exteriores and Reniec process is correct. But you DON'T need to translate your birth certificate or police records.

You will need to translate your Birth certificate later for your AOS process once you are married and living in USA.

Make sure to get two originals of your birth certificate. For the Visa you only need one, but later for the AOS you will need another.

BEST WISHES !!

I was required to translate the police records now since the appointments are now set at the NVC

IR-1 / CR-1 Visa

Service Center : California Service Center

Consulate : Peru

Marriage : 11/25/2006

I-130 Sent : 2007-04-23

I-130 NOA1 : 2007-05-24

I-130 Approved : 2007-10-16

Case Completed at NVC : 2008-01-09

NVC Left : 01/29/2008

Med appt: 03/03/2008

Interview Date : 03/17/2008

Visa Received : 03/24/2008

US Entry : 03/27/2008 TICKET BOUGHT

Estimates/Stats : Your I-130 was approved in 146 days from your filing date.

 
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