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On 15/04/2018 at 6:17 PM, Sarac9 said:

I hope you hear back this week. 

I am at day 185 trailing 10 days behind you. Hoping next week is ours. ❤

Hoping and praying @Sarac9 ❤❤❤ 

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On 4/14/2018 at 12:46 AM, L and E said:

Congratulations to all approvals and a sigh of relief for those who rec'd their RFEs... looks like easy fixes. 

 

My fiancé got his official divorce decree today and it is a whopping 9 pages FULL of words... the bad part about it is that it is in Spanish. Therefore I must get it translated into english. This is so frustrating because translations are expensive and time consuming :crying:

 

Does anyone have any recommendations for a translation company to use?? 

 

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are there any divorcees from Colombia who can share insight on the proper documentation to prove a divorce is complete and final? My lawyer is freaking me out and making me doubt whether we actually have the correct document for his divorce decree.. She is asking if it is "registered". My fiancé swears that it is finalized and I believe it is by comparing it to the required documents listed on the travel.gov site.... would be nice to confirm with someone who also has this experience. 

 

any help would be greatly appreciated!

Suggestion for a translation company:

The Spanish Group <translations@thespanishgroup.org

 

https://www.thespanishgroup.org

 

They are based in California and they are super fast, they can get it done in 24-48 hours for an expedited fee. Good luck!

Simone

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Colombia
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On 4/13/2018 at 11:46 PM, L and E said:

Congratulations to all approvals and a sigh of relief for those who rec'd their RFEs... looks like easy fixes. 

 

My fiancé got his official divorce decree today and it is a whopping 9 pages FULL of words... the bad part about it is that it is in Spanish. Therefore I must get it translated into english. This is so frustrating because translations are expensive and time consuming :crying:

 

Does anyone have any recommendations for a translation company to use?? 

 

-and- 

 

are there any divorcees from Colombia who can share insight on the proper documentation to prove a divorce is complete and final? My lawyer is freaking me out and making me doubt whether we actually have the correct document for his divorce decree.. She is asking if it is "registered". My fiancé swears that it is finalized and I believe it is by comparing it to the required documents listed on the travel.gov site.... would be nice to confirm with someone who also has this experience. 

 

any help would be greatly appreciated!

I’m from colombia too. When I did the translation of my divorce decree I went to the official site of the U.S embassy and from there they directed me to the official Colombian Cancillería. There you can search by State and city wich ones are the official Translators that work with the U.S embassy. The sadly part is that YES you do have to translate every page of the decree (I did it) but the good part is that some of the translators Charge around $10 US dollars (the cheapest one) or $20 dollars (the expensive ones) you can call them and ask for different prices. I attached the link so you can look. https://tramites.cancilleria.gov.co/ciudadano/directorio/traductores/traductores.aspx 

I really hope it can help you 👍

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42 minutes ago, Mara Liceth said:

I’m from colombia too. When I did the translation of my divorce decree I went to the official site of the U.S embassy and from there they directed me to the official Colombian Cancillería. There you can search by State and city wich ones are the official Translators that work with the U.S embassy. The sadly part is that YES you do have to translate every page of the decree (I did it) but the good part is that some of the translators Charge around $10 US dollars (the cheapest one) or $20 dollars (the expensive ones) you can call them and ask for different prices. I attached the link so you can look. https://tramites.cancilleria.gov.co/ciudadano/directorio/traductores/traductores.aspx 

I really hope it can help you 👍

Thank you so much! Wow I wish I had this from the beginning. I already sent it in to get translated in the US because our last experience with translation in Colombia was very stressful but we will be doing this again in a few years for his son so I am going to hang on to this link. 

 

Another question for you about the final divorce decree... ours says escritura pública numero: mil veintidós (1022).. it doesn’t actually say “divorce decree” but do you know if this is the one the US is looking for? 

 

 

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9 minutes ago, L and E said:

Thank you so much! Wow I wish I had this from the beginning. I already sent it in to get translated in the US because our last experience with translation in Colombia was very stressful but we will be doing this again in a few years for his son so I am going to hang on to this link. 

 

Another question for you about the final divorce decree... ours says escritura pública numero: mil veintidós (1022).. it doesn’t actually say “divorce decree” but do you know if this is the one the US is looking for? 

I will think is fine If is the one they give you at the Notary. My divorce decree was finish in Panama since I was married there but For what I found out. It’s the same that in colombia and mine doesn’t say “divorce decree “ neither. It just says Juzgado Primero and the date we got divorce  then my name  *** and my exhusband name *** are legally getting divorce and plus another 20 pages of legal words 🙄. Don’t worry. I think it will be alright. I hope you get your approval soon! 🙏

I love you because the entire universe conspired to help me find you ❤️

 

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Maria and I have decided not to pursue our relationship. Good luck to all that are going forward. I received a RFE dated 4/10. Our NOA1 is dated 10/13/17. I have notified USCIS but I'm not sure how to eliminate our profile on Vias Journey. Any idea how to do that?

Thanks,

John

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1 hour ago, Mara Liceth said:

I will think is fine If is the one they give you at the Notary. My divorce decree was finish in Panama since I was married there but For what I found out. It’s the same that in colombia and mine doesn’t say “divorce decree “ neither. It just says Juzgado Primero and the date we got divorce  then my name  *** and my exhusband name *** are legally getting divorce and plus another 20 pages of legal words 🙄. Don’t worry. I think it will be alright. I hope you get your approval soon! 🙏

Ok.. yea his doesn’t say anything about juzgado primero but it does say “divorcio ante notario y adjudicación liquidación sociedad conyugal”..  it has to be what they’re looking for. 

 

Wow 20 pages!!?!? I thought 9 was bad lol Yikes... well, thank you so much for your responses and good luck with the process! 

 

 

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5 minutes ago, jlehco said:

Maria and I have decided not to pursue our relationship. Good luck to all that are going forward. I received a RFE dated 4/10. Our NOA1 is dated 10/13/17. I have notified USCIS but I'm not sure how to eliminate our profile on Vias Journey. Any idea how to do that?

Thanks,

John

I tried to look for you as well, but did not see anywhere to deactivate in account settings... you can probably just remove all the info you have on your profile and turn off notifications. 

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6 minutes ago, jlehco said:

Maria and I have decided not to pursue our relationship. Good luck to all that are going forward. I received a RFE dated 4/10. Our NOA1 is dated 10/13/17. I have notified USCIS but I'm not sure how to eliminate our profile on Vias Journey. Any idea how to do that?

Thanks,

John

hmm.. sounds like somebody got cold feet . if it were me , i wouldnt rush and do anything at uscis. just let things expire naturally . who knows ? in the meantime feet might get warm again ...

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31 minutes ago, jlehco said:

Maria and I have decided not to pursue our relationship. Good luck to all that are going forward. I received a RFE dated 4/10. Our NOA1 is dated 10/13/17. I have notified USCIS but I'm not sure how to eliminate our profile on Vias Journey. Any idea how to do that?

Thanks,

John

I'm so sorry you feel that way. I agree with dray. Don't do anything rash. You'll never know what happens.

06.01.2016 met online                                                                    

06.23.2017 met in person                                                              

12.16.2017 got engaged

 

K1 fiance visa

12.20.2017 K1 filed

12.22.2017 NOA-1

07.10.2018 NOA-2 (200 days)

07.18.2018 case at NVC (case number available on 07.20)

7.26.2018 case at Amsterdam Consulate

7.27-2018 P3 through e-mail

08.02.2018 medical

08.14.2018 interview APPROVED 

08.21.2018 POE

08.25.2018 💕Married 💕

 

AOS adjustment of status and AP/EAD 

08.27.2018 filed AOS, AP and EAD

08.30.2018 NOA-1 on all 3

9.21.2018 RFE on AOS

9.28.2018 replied to RFE

10.04.2018 biometrics appointment Louisville

11.29.2018 AOS interview Indianapolis  

01.28.2019 AOS approved

 

ROC removal of conditions

12.7.2020 filed ROC 

1.30.2021 NOA-1

5.28.2021 existing biometrics applied (no new biometrics done)

10.27.2021 ROC approved (no interview)

 

Check your case status: https://myaccount.uscis.dhs.gov

Call USCIS: 800-375-5283 

 

 

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I know its crazy! :bonk: . I think yours is perfect. as long as it have the word "DIVORCIO" on it thats what they need. I'm Glad I could help you!

I love you because the entire universe conspired to help me find you ❤️

 

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