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Fiancee forgot daughter's bcert

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Vytra   9

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Oh, just to clarify. I did include the daughter in the original I-129f. What I mean is that she will be doing the K1 interview at a later date. We haven't scheduled it yet for her.

F2A Visa

I-130 submitted: 03/05/2020

I-130 NOA1: 03/10/2020

I-I30 NOA2: 02/03/2021

DQ at NVC: 06/24/2021

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It shouldn't be an issue for your fiancee's interview, being her daughter isn't applying for her visa yet.  

 

Of course it will be needed later, along with everything else listed in the embassy instructions letter.

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