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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Vietnam
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Hi everyone,

my mom is going to sponsor for my sister (28 years old) and her son (4 years old) to America.

i have a few questions

1. My sister  divorced in 2021, should she include divorce degree or just make a Single Certification by local authority? 
2. On my sister’s birth certificate. Her full name is written accurately but my mom full name is not correct.

her full name On green card is: 

first name: T T N

last name: D

but on my sister birth certificate, it shows

first name: T N (T is dropped)

last name: D

do you think if we need to make a new birth certificate to match with my mom full name or we can apply with what we have? 
since the birth cert was made 28 years ago, so I’m not sure why it was short a middle name. 
And if someone has a recent checklist of what you submitted, please share to me. I’m much appreciated for your input.

 

Thanks

 

Edited by Ontarkie
edited to removed personal information

USCIS:

2016-04-16: Filed I-129F

2016-04-18: USPS tracking shows package as delivered

2016-04-20: NOA1 E-mail received. Routed to CSC for processing.

2016-07-13: NOA2 App Notification. (84 days)

2016-07-19: NOA2 Hard Copy Rec'd

NVC:

2016-07-28: NVC case received

2016-07-29: NVC case #

2016-08-02: NVC left to Embassy (In Transit)

Embassy:

2016-08-04: Case is "READY"

2016-09-07: Medical exam

2016-09-12: Interview (APPROVED)

2016-10-01: JFK POE (Ticket booked)

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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The I 130 is pretty simple, you can help

 

If it is easy to correct I might be tempted to do so but I do not think they would consider it material 

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Vietnam
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6 hours ago, Boiler said:

The I 130 is pretty simple, you can help

 

If it is easy to correct I might be tempted to do so but I do not think they would consider it material 

To correct the birth cert, my mom needs to present at the local authority to sign. So it cant be done in another year :( thats why I want to apply with what we have instead of waiting a year for nothing. 

USCIS:

2016-04-16: Filed I-129F

2016-04-18: USPS tracking shows package as delivered

2016-04-20: NOA1 E-mail received. Routed to CSC for processing.

2016-07-13: NOA2 App Notification. (84 days)

2016-07-19: NOA2 Hard Copy Rec'd

NVC:

2016-07-28: NVC case received

2016-07-29: NVC case #

2016-08-02: NVC left to Embassy (In Transit)

Embassy:

2016-08-04: Case is "READY"

2016-09-07: Medical exam

2016-09-12: Interview (APPROVED)

2016-10-01: JFK POE (Ticket booked)

event.png

 
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