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Filed: AOS (pnd) Country: Japan
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Hello. A few days ago, I married my American husband. Now, I am getting ready for AOS.

Now, I got my birth certificate from Japan before I entered the US with K1. I translated by myself and went to banks to be notarized. Well, first of all, a lot of banks do not allow me to open an account until I get my state ID which will take more than 2 weeks. Do I really need to notarize my birth certificate translation? I got a BA from American university and I know both Japanese and English. Am I going to get RFE if I do not notarize my birth certificate? Please help me.

7/19 AOS package has been mailed

7/21 AOS package was arrived in Chicogo.

7/28 NOA1 for AOS, EAD, AP

8/15 Biometric done

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Hello. A few days ago, I married my American husband. Now, I am getting ready for AOS.

Now, I got my birth certificate from Japan before I entered the US with K1. I translated by myself and went to banks to be notarized. Well, first of all, a lot of banks do not allow me to open an account until I get my state ID which will take more than 2 weeks. Do I really need to notarize my birth certificate translation? I got a BA from American university and I know both Japanese and English. Am I going to get RFE if I do not notarize my birth certificate? Please help me.

You need a certified translation, not notarization.

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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: France
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I didn't notarize mine and I did it myself as well. I put the certificate saying that I am fluent in both langauges at the end.

So far no RFE, I'll see if they have any issues with it at the interview this month, but I doubt it.

08.2006: Entered with a B-2 visa.

07.06.07: Civil Wedding

07.17.2008 AOS approved with interview. It took 367 Days!

11.08.08: Big family wedding

09.18.09-10.03.09: First trip to France with Hubby

I-751

04.19.10: Package sent to Vermont

04.21.10: Delivered in Vermont

04.22.10: NOA date

04.23.10: Check cashed

05.17.10: Received biometrics appointment letter

06.07.10: Biometrics Appointment

06.26.10: Touched

07.07.10: Card Production Ordered!

07.17.10: Card in the mail :) Done until citizenship

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Japan
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Certified translation is required. But it is not supposed to be translated by yourself. Some received RFE for this. I just asked a friend of mine to sign it. (actually, I translated... :whistle: ) You can find translation certification template in VJ guide, USCIS web site.

<K-1 journey>

2007-10-18 : sent I-129F via FEDEX, 2007-10-22 : recieved by VSC

2008-03-20 : K-1 VISA in hand

<AOS journey>

2008-04-22 : sent AOS + AP + EAD package via Fedex

2008-08-08 : GC in hand

<Lifting Condition journey>

2010-05-03 : sent I-751 to VSC via USPS

2010-05-06 : NOA issued

2010-05-07 : check cashed

2010-05-12 : NOA in hand

2010-05-28 : Bio app.

2010-06-19 : Old I485 touched

2010-06-26 : CR189 touched

2010-07-16 : RFE issued

2010-08-18 : additional evidence sent by EMS

2010-08-31 : Card production notice by email

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Russia
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Hello!

I have a question related to this topic: does the translation have to be certified in the U.S. or I could try to get a certified translation in Russia and use it?

I've still got about a week to do that before my honey and I fly home together :innocent:

Thanks!

Tasha

Our Timeline

2005-08-07 -- Met in Moscow

2007-10-08 -- Got engaged

K-1

2007-10-26 -- I-129F Sent to CSC

2007-11-06 -- NOA1

2008-03-21 -- NOA2!!!

2008-06-30 -- Interview - Approved!!

2008-07-03 -- Visa received

2008-07-11 -- Kyle flies to Moscow

2008-07-14 -- Kyle and Tasha fly home!

2008-07-20 -- Married on the beach

AOS

2008-09-04 -- Filed for AOS

2008-09-10 -- NOA1s

2008-10-06 -- Biometrics

2008-11-15 -- AP approved

2008-11-19 -- EAD approved

2008-11-20 -- AP received

2008-11-24 -- EAD received

2008-12-09 -- Interview- Approved!!

2009-01-23 -- Green card received

Lifting of Conditions

2010-10-01 -- Filed

2010-10-04 -- NOA1

2010-11-12 -- Biometrics

2011-01-12 -- Approved

2011-01-20 -- Green card received

Naturalization

2011-09-10 -- Filed

2011-09-16 -- NOA1

2011-10-14 -- Biometrics

2011-11-22 -- Interview

2011-12-12 -- Approved

2011-12-14 -- Oath Ceremony

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Filed: Lift. Cond. (apr) Country: Japan
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Hello!

I have a question related to this topic: does the translation have to be certified in the U.S. or I could try to get a certified translation in Russia and use it?

I've still got about a week to do that before my honey and I fly home together :innocent:

Thanks!

Tasha

You can get it in Russia if you can find somebody fluent both English & Russian. I did it in Japan. Many people do that without problem. :thumbs:

<K-1 journey>

2007-10-18 : sent I-129F via FEDEX, 2007-10-22 : recieved by VSC

2008-03-20 : K-1 VISA in hand

<AOS journey>

2008-04-22 : sent AOS + AP + EAD package via Fedex

2008-08-08 : GC in hand

<Lifting Condition journey>

2010-05-03 : sent I-751 to VSC via USPS

2010-05-06 : NOA issued

2010-05-07 : check cashed

2010-05-12 : NOA in hand

2010-05-28 : Bio app.

2010-06-19 : Old I485 touched

2010-06-26 : CR189 touched

2010-07-16 : RFE issued

2010-08-18 : additional evidence sent by EMS

2010-08-31 : Card production notice by email

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Russia
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K&W,

thanks!

Our Timeline

2005-08-07 -- Met in Moscow

2007-10-08 -- Got engaged

K-1

2007-10-26 -- I-129F Sent to CSC

2007-11-06 -- NOA1

2008-03-21 -- NOA2!!!

2008-06-30 -- Interview - Approved!!

2008-07-03 -- Visa received

2008-07-11 -- Kyle flies to Moscow

2008-07-14 -- Kyle and Tasha fly home!

2008-07-20 -- Married on the beach

AOS

2008-09-04 -- Filed for AOS

2008-09-10 -- NOA1s

2008-10-06 -- Biometrics

2008-11-15 -- AP approved

2008-11-19 -- EAD approved

2008-11-20 -- AP received

2008-11-24 -- EAD received

2008-12-09 -- Interview- Approved!!

2009-01-23 -- Green card received

Lifting of Conditions

2010-10-01 -- Filed

2010-10-04 -- NOA1

2010-11-12 -- Biometrics

2011-01-12 -- Approved

2011-01-20 -- Green card received

Naturalization

2011-09-10 -- Filed

2011-09-16 -- NOA1

2011-10-14 -- Biometrics

2011-11-22 -- Interview

2011-12-12 -- Approved

2011-12-14 -- Oath Ceremony

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