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Filed: F-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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My F-1 visa spouse and I are filing for her adjustment of status. Because she is an F-1 visa student, we will send evidence of her ESL certificates along with her transcripts of degree progress in USA thus far. However, her high school diploma is somewhere in Vietnam and I don’t even know if we will be able to get our hands on it or even a scanned copy. Is it necessary to send this in for I-944? We may not have access to it so I’m at a loss. We have all of her US college transcripts and certificates (one semester left until associate’s degree). I’m really curious to see what anyone did in this situation. I-944 may be scrapped soon but we rather not postpone submission any longer. Thanks guys!

 
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