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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Greece
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Hello everyone!

First of all congratulations to those that made it, lots of courage to those that are still waiting and lots of happiness to those that are finally done with all the bureaucracy!

Today it was my interview at the American Embassy of Greece for my K1 visa. All went well and now i have to wait for my passport to reach me! :joy:

Though, i have to admit that my mind cannot stop thinking.... what kind of documents do i need to translate in order to have them with me after i move to USA? Can some of you who are already in the country enlighten us "newcomers" about the papers you needed to have after moving to US? I have already translated my degrees, licenses and birth certificate, but i keep thinking that i am missing something!

Thanks!

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