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Hello,

I have a question. I have my divorce degree only in French and never had it in English. Can I send it without translation for with my appli?

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Mononoke28   135

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Nope. Any document that you send to USCIS needs to be in English, if not, then a translation of it needs to be submitted.

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Removing Conditions

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U.S. Citizenship

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Should it be notorized? or I can translate my self

Jun 26th, 2003 - NOA 1 (CSC)

Jan 08th, 2003 - NOA 2

Jan 14th, 2004 - NVC received case

Jan 22nd, 2004 - NVC sent to embassy

Jan 31st, 2004 - Received packet 3

Feb 13th, 2004 - Embassy received DS230 and checklist

March 5th, 2004 - Packet 4

March 17th, 2004 - Successful interview at US embassy

March 30th, 2004 - WEDDING DAY

April 10th 2004- Receive SSN by mail

April 16th, 2004- Our AOS application is sent

June 10th, 2004 - EAD and AP

June 10th, 2004 - AOS Fingerprints

August 19th 2004 - Successful AOS interview

March 30th 2006 - Sent our I-751 applications

June 16th, 2006 - Received a letter with 1 year extention for our Green cards

JULY 16th, 2006 - OUR BABY SON IS BORN WE ALL ARE SO HAPPY !!!!

August 19th, 2006 - Received 10 year Green cards

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payxibka   10,045

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Should it be notorized? or I can translate my self

Translation needs to include a signed statement from the translator attesting to there ability in both languages. Notarization not required.

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YMMV

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