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Hi everyone. I am gonna have my green card interview in September 12th and i  started to prepare all papers. It says i need to bring brith certificate and it has to be translated on english but i already submitted my birth certificate and my husband's birth certificate translated in english. Should i  translate again our brith certificate and bring them to the interview? Thank you

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Did you keep a copy of the AOS package you submitted?  If so, just bring that with you assuming it has your BCs along with their translations.

 

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3 minutes ago, Bill & Katya said:

Did you keep a copy of the AOS package you submitted?  If so, just bring that with you assuming it has your BCs along with their translations.

 

Good Luck!

I have. Thank you 😁

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On 8/28/2019 at 4:08 PM, Ani2 said:

Hi everyone. I am gonna have my green card interview in September 12th and i  started to prepare all papers. It says i need to bring brith certificate and it has to be translated on english but i already submitted my birth certificate and my husband's birth certificate translated in english. Should i  translate again our brith certificate and bring them to the interview? Thank you

Hey, Ani! 

I saw you're came to the interview part. Please, if you're from Bosnia and Herzegovina since I'm not sure text me so I can ask you some questions on Bosnian language. It would mean a lot to me. 

Thank you. 

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