Refusal @ Interview Wrong Birth Certificate

[Southernboy123 21]

17 minutes ago, Englishsammy said:

Sorry to invade the thread but my parents have their interview date in August and it says to take the originals of the civil documents - do they need all of my originals too like my birth, marriage, naturalisation or will a copy be ok? I'm the petitioner.  They have their original birth and marriage to take. 

You need to take to interview the original of every document you have uploaded onto CEAC. 

[Wuozopo 4,293]

4 hours ago, Englishsammy said:

Sorry to invade the thread but my parents have their interview date in August and it says to take the originals of the civil documents - do they need all of my originals too like my birth, marriage, naturalisation or will a copy be ok? I'm the petitioner.  They have their original birth and marriage to take. 

The interview is all about the person(s) getting the visa and their documents. All that should be required from you (petitioner) is your Affidavit of Support which you’ve already provided to NVC so it will already be in their file with no original needed. You were vetted an an eligible petitioner by USCIS and your documents (copies) were accepted when the I-130 was approved. As an example, my petitioner wife’s original birth certificate and her first husband’s death certificate to prove marriage ended were never viewed by anybody in the immigration process. The interview for my naturalisation said to bring them but the interviewer said, “Nope, don’t want to see those.” 

[Southernboy123 21]

And now we’re ‘Issued’ and out for delivery tomorrow!  😁😁

[Englishsammy 17]

14 hours ago, Wuozopo said:

The interview is all about the person(s) getting the visa and their documents. All that should be required from you (petitioner) is your Affidavit of Support which you’ve already provided to NVC so it will already be in their file with no original needed. You were vetted an an eligible petitioner by USCIS and your documents (copies) were accepted when the I-130 was approved. As an example, my petitioner wife’s original birth certificate and her first husband’s death certificate to prove marriage ended were never viewed by anybody in the immigration process. The interview for my naturalisation said to bring them but the interviewer said, “Nope, don’t want to see those.” 

Thank you! I couldn't figure out how they'd want every petitioner to send their original birth, naturalization and marriage certificates through the mail - it seemed crazy! It's $555 for a replacement naturalization certificate.  I'll just make sure my mom has a copy of everything just in case.  I appreciate your reply.

[Wuozopo 4,293]

6 hours ago, Southernboy123 said:

And now we’re ‘Issued’ and out for delivery tomorrow!  😁😁

Real stress reliever innit?😆

Check the visa and make sure our name and A-number are correct. You can pay the immigrant fee once you get the visa in hand.

https://www.uscis.gov/forms/filing-fees/uscis-immigrant-fee