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It was stated in one thread that my fiance need to send all the original copies to me for my interview but my fiance sent some originals to CSC when he filed our petition...Is it going to be a problem???

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11-20-2004 ♥ when we are falling in love

03-03-2007 ♥ he visit me in Cebu

03-05-2007 ♥ he visit my family

03-06-2007 ♥ we're officially engaged

--------------♥ so many things happened / unforgettable date

03-11-2007 ♥ temporary departure

03-14-2007 ♥ finally, he went home to Florida...very sad day...

04-06-2007 ♥ I29F sent to CSC

04-12-2007 ♥ CSC received I29f

04-13-2007 ♥ NOA1 received through mail

08-07-2007 ♥ status online RFE

08-11-2007 ♥ got RFE letter

08-13-2007 ♥ calling CSC about RFE

08-13-2007 ♥ APPROVED!!!

08-18-2007 ♥NOA2 hard copy

10-29-2007 ♥MEDICAL @ SLEC

11-07-2007 ♥INTERVIEW DAY!!!APPROVED!!!

12-14-2007 ♥Soon to be with my GG!!!

Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Nigeria
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It was stated in one thread that my fiance need to send all the original copies to me for my interview but my fiance sent some originals to CSC when he filed our petition...Is it going to be a problem???

It depends on the type of documents she sent. But overall, she could replace anything, including birth certificate, divorce decrees, etc. As for the forms, she could just print out another one and have you sign it before your interview. I don't really see any problems.

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It was stated in one thread that my fiance need to send all the original copies to me for my interview but my fiance sent some originals to CSC when he filed our petition...Is it going to be a problem???

It depends on the type of documents she sent. But overall, she could replace anything, including birth certificate, divorce decrees, etc. As for the forms, she could just print out another one and have you sign it before your interview. I don't really see any problems.

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