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Just to be clear, which papers must be original or certified copies, and what can we send as a Xerox?

I don't exactly trust the mail in this country, they are known to lose things. So, I'd prefer to mail plain copies and bring originals to the embassy later.

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To be honest everything can ba a photocopy and bring originals to interview. Even if you send an original i-864 you can bring another one to the interview.

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But isn't it mandatory to send the original I-864 to NVC?

No. But either way its not like you cant have multiple signed copies (as in all are signed with a pen vs photocopies)

The reason I say no is because EP countries dont send originals and bring it to interview.

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No. But either way its not like you cant have multiple signed copies (as in all are signed with a pen vs photocopies)

The reason I say no is because EP countries dont send originals and bring it to interview.

But for those of us that have to use old fashioned snail mail, isn't it a requirement to send the original I-864? I ask as I am about to send the package to NVC shortly and don't want to end up with a checklist by sending a photocopy when the original is needed.

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But for those of us that have to use old fashioned snail mail, isn't it a requirement to send the original I-864? I ask as I am about to send the package to NVC shortly and don't want to end up with a checklist by sending a photocopy when the original is needed.

It doesnt matter. You can 100 have originals of it if you want. Send an original and take an original to interview if you want. No it doesnt matter. I havent seen anyone checklisted for it personally. For items within being wrong but not for original signature since they changed the other requirements.

Edited by NLR

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