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Do they take translations from you at the interview

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:help: Guys, at the interview, do they take the translations of your documents from you or do they just look at them and give them back to you, so that you can use them later for filing for AOS??

Do I have to have 2 sets of translations - one for the interview and one for the AOS???

5 Feb 2007 NOA1

1 May 2007 NOA2

12 July 2007 Interview in Vancouver, RFE

17 July 2007 Visa in hand

18 July 2007 Arrived in the US

07 Aug 07 Married

29 Aug 07 Applied for AOS

20 Oct 07 Biometrics scheduled

 
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