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Because of the help I received from this website and a few others during my process, I always promised that I would submit once I was finished.
I applied for green card earlier in the year and I received my green card 3 months and 2 weeks later. I will share with you all the triumphs and the mistakes I made during the process.
I provided a U.S. bank "certified true copy of the original document" of ALL copies that I attached to my application (i.e. birth certificates for all relevant parties, marriages certificates, police record, and passport copies). If I mentioned a person in my documents, I provided certified evidence - proof of who that person is (e.g. passport copies - certified). Additionally, I provided certified copies of documents for my parents' marriage certificate as well.
The mistake I made was in submitting the Medical Examination & Vaccination Record Form I-693 without first receiving a request for the same. Luckily, I was with an office that was proactive and they requested it again. I was able to have the doctor reissue without any additional cost to me.
Overall, the process was painless and the responses by e-mail were a lifesaver as each time someone touched any of my applications I received a notice.
Best of luck to all persons currently in the process and those contemplating applying! I hope that this information helps someone.
I applied for green card earlier in the year and I received my green card 3 months and 2 weeks later. I will share with you all the triumphs and the mistakes I made during the process.
I provided a U.S. bank "certified true copy of the original document" of ALL copies that I attached to my application (i.e. birth certificates for all relevant parties, marriages certificates, police record, and passport copies). If I mentioned a person in my documents, I provided certified evidence - proof of who that person is (e.g. passport copies - certified). Additionally, I provided certified copies of documents for my parents' marriage certificate as well.
The mistake I made was in submitting the Medical Examination & Vaccination Record Form I-693 without first receiving a request for the same. Luckily, I was with an office that was proactive and they requested it again. I was able to have the doctor reissue without any additional cost to me.
Overall, the process was painless and the responses by e-mail were a lifesaver as each time someone touched any of my applications I received a notice.
Best of luck to all persons currently in the process and those contemplating applying! I hope that this information helps someone.
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