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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Ukraine
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My fiancé lives in Ukraine. As was preparing our I-129F, I noticed that the passport stamps for entry and exit to Ukraine are in Cyrillic. Is it necessary to get the stamps translated for the I-129F submission? Thanks

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12/11/07 I-129F Sent

12/12/07 I-129F Rec'd

12/17/07 NAO1 Rec'd

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Russia
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No translation needed. They will understand. It's the dates they are most concerned with. Just make a copy of your passport pages.

Jeffery AND Alla.

0 kilometers physically separates us!

K-1 Visa Granted... Wednesday, 21 May 2008

Alla ARRIVED to America... Wednesday, 12 November 2008

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Ukraine
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My fiancé lives in Ukraine. As was preparing our I-129F, I noticed that the passport stamps for entry and exit to Ukraine are in Cyrillic. Is it necessary to get the stamps translated for the I-129F submission? Thanks

To show evidence that we have met in the past two years. The stamps along with boarding passes establish when I was in Ukraine.

K-1 Timeline

12/11/07 I-129F Sent

12/12/07 I-129F Rec'd

12/17/07 NAO1 Rec'd

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My fiancé lives in Ukraine. As was preparing our I-129F, I noticed that the passport stamps for entry and exit to Ukraine are in Cyrillic. Is it necessary to get the stamps translated for the I-129F submission? Thanks

To show evidence that we have met in the past two years. The stamps along with boarding passes establish when I was in Ukraine.

hm...I am from Moldova myself and Mikey submitted the visas he had. Yes, they will understand. Plus, if you have flight itineraries they are also acceptable...that's also what mikey submitted.

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