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Brazil - Rio de Janeiro consulate - sending immigrant visa documents to NVC

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I have received my welcome letter and filed DS-160 forms. However, I can't find the civil documents column in the CEAC website. I heard here that some consulates demand that documents are sent in paper copies to the NVC. Does anyone has experienced that with immigrant visas being processed in Rio de Janeiro? Thanks!

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On 5/22/2022 at 10:40 PM, JBRE22022 said:

I have received my welcome letter and filed DS-160 forms. However, I can't find the civil documents column in the CEAC website. I heard here that some consulates demand that documents are sent in paper copies to the NVC. Does anyone has experienced that with immigrant visas being processed in Rio de Janeiro? Thanks!

I'm on the same boat. Please let us know if you find a solution.

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@Raphaman123456 Sent paper copies. In the welcome letter there is a cover sheet with instructions how to do that. They are not the same as the one in the website. For example, the cover sheet instructions mention need for translations of the documents, which the website mention are not needed if in the language of the country where you are applying from.  

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So, I was eventually DQ'ed! What worked for me in July 2022:

- sent simple, black and white letter sized paper copies of documents to the NVC (when scanning online, the files must be in color) 

- sent English translations of all documents. Translations must be certified (signed) by a non - relative. I used this template from Nolo. Website informs that translations are not necessary if in the same language as the consular post you're applying from, but NVC cover sheet asks for them. 

 

 

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On 7/14/2022 at 3:43 PM, JBRE22022 said:

So, I was eventually DQ'ed! What worked for me in July 2022:

- sent simple, black and white letter sized paper copies of documents to the NVC (when scanning online, the files must be in color) 

- sent English translations of all documents. Translations must be certified (signed) by a non - relative. I used this template from Nolo. Website informs that translations are not necessary if in the same language as the consular post you're applying from, but NVC cover sheet asks for them. 

 

 

Hi @JBRE22022! I'm pretty sure that your interview took place last friday (10/24), right? I hope that everything went well! If you don't mind, I'd love if you could share with us some details about the process and the experience in general. Thanks in advance! 🙂

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On 10/25/2022 at 7:43 AM, JLVS22BR said:

Hi @JBRE22022! I'm pretty sure that your interview took place last friday (10/24), right? I hope that everything went well! If you don't mind, I'd love if you could share with us some details about the process and the experience in general. Thanks in advance! 🙂

Thanks ! I everything went fine and I am already back in the USA. I'll share some information in the corresponding threads

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On 11/2/2022 at 2:44 PM, JBRE22022 said:

Thanks ! I everything went fine and I am already back in the USA. I'll share some information in the corresponding threads

@JBRE22022 thanks for your reply! Glad to know that everything went well. Looking forward to hear from you!

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