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Dominican Republic US embassy. UK citizen, do I need a current Cedula?

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I am a UK citizen living in the Dominican Republic applying for K1 visa for US. My residency card is up to date but my Dominican cedula has expired by a few months. For my interview do I need to have a current cedula up to date? I don't want to pay to renew it for only being here a few weeks if I get approved at my interview. Of course I have my passport and other documents all with correct date. 

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Everything can be embassy-specific, but in general terms, they only care about the passport and the other documents like the police clearance, etc.  I don’t think I have ever seen a request for local ID, just birth certificates and passports. Double check with the embassy, but I lean towards no, you won’t need it.

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