Supporting documents for Nigerian wife (Merged x5)

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More realistically this may well be a case where a Lawyer would be advisable.

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15 hours ago, Underscore U.S.A said:

Thank you so much the reason why I ask is because the document that I saw it only asked for current employment, or if I was retired I am not retired.

In the first employment related field, enter Disabled Veteran and provide a start date.  If that start date was  more than five years ago, you're done with that section.

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Hello everyone so I’ve been working on the document the I-130 and the I-130A. I’ve made it to the end where it’s asking about this information, I’m going to attach a picture can someone explain this to me please?

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After I entered the I-130a for my spouse and I’m not including any children. It asked me this under a topic called “official Statement” and from what I can see it sounds like this is for a child but I can be wrong can someone please assist me please?

[Vickys_Mom 225]

My mother-in-law had an original birth certificate in her Chinese-based name, and then a name change document when the country's government decided that Chinese-based names were bad and everyone had to have locally-based names.

 

I had to provide both documents.  I think I put her name change document under the Supplemental section.

 

Some people use records from school or their church to prove their date or place of birth.

 

It is not just for children.  If you have no supplemental records, you can ignore it.

 

Regards,
Vicky's Mom

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13 minutes ago, Vickys_Mom said:

My mother-in-law had an original birth certificate in her Chinese-based name, and then a name change document when the country's government decided that Chinese-based names were bad and everyone had to have locally-based names.

 

I had to provide both documents.  I think I put her name change document under the Supplemental section.

 

Some people use records from school or their church to prove their date or place of birth.

 

It is not just for children.  If you have no supplemental records, you can ignore it.

 

Regards,
Vicky's Mom

Ok so when I went ahead and it said that if I don’t have any of these records then I have to submit a written document from 2 witnesses that knows about it. It also said that if I don’t submit it it will result in my application being delayed or not processed.

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23 minutes ago, Underscore U.S.A said:

Ok so when I went ahead and it said that if I don’t have any of these records then I have to submit a written document from 2 witnesses that knows about it. It also said that if I don’t submit it it will result in my application being delayed or not processed.

Don't continue until you figure out what's wrong.

 

Someone else here will know.

 

Regards,

Vicky's Mom

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7 minutes ago, Vickys_Mom said:

Don't continue until you figure out what's wrong.

 

Someone else here will know.

 

Regards,

Vicky's Mom

I seeing the information and you explained it to me so what I’m going to do is submit her birth certificate that includes her baptism and religious records included like you said 

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11 hours ago, Underscore U.S.A said:

Hello everyone so I’ve been working on the document the I-130 and the I-130A. I’ve made it to the end where it’s asking about this information, I’m going to attach a picture can someone explain this to me please?

The first word is IF, so "if not" just disregard.

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On 11/8/2023 at 1:39 AM, Underscore U.S.A said:

I seeing the information and you explained it to me so what I’m going to do is submit her birth certificate that includes her baptism and religious records included like you said 

Is there a document you need and do not have?  If so, what is the document?