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AOS Question

When I submitted my I-129F documents, I also sent my novia's birth certificate for her and her children, which were translated, notorized, apostillized, etc...

While we have visas in hand, I'm a little confused about need for BCs in the future for the Adjustment of Status. Will we need another orginal and translated set, will the first set suffice, or will we get the orginial submissions back?

Since I'm going to Bogota next week to pick-up my family, I would rather get them while I'm there for the AOS. Also, anything else I might need?

Thanks,
Danny H.

By dannyherm on Oct 25, 2005, 11:29 in Visa & paperwork.

utopiacowboy says on Oct 25, 2005, 11:51:

Yes, get a bunch of birth certificates. You'll need them for AOS but if she has a child, for school, sports etc.

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rjstuff says on Oct 25, 2005, 12:39:

utopia is alway right! I just sent in the birth certificate and the translated copy with the AOS documents last week. I have one more copy in case something comes up. Get at least 2 copies - both originals and translations. Good luck

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dannyherm says on Oct 25, 2005, 15:21:

Thanks UTC And RJ Should these be fully certified as well, or just original and translation?

DH

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silviat says on Oct 26, 2005, 00:33:

Tell her to get the translations at her closer Colombo Americano... they cost me around 16000 per page and they worked just fine. They have "traductores oficiales" there.

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