I have my interview in a few days. On the NOA it says to bring my birth certificate. Well, I had my birth certificate sent from my home country within enough time to get here.. but it's floating around the USPS system. Keeps going back and forth. It's tracked, and now it just says it's in transit to the next facility, it doesn't say which. I contacted USPS and the guy tried to look into it, but he said all we can do is wait. I did notice that the zip code on the tracking receipt is 1 digit off, so I think the lady entered the wrong one and this might be affecting things.
Thankfully I have about 10 photocopies, but obviously all I have is a photocopy of my birth certificate in our USCIS folder. I know they say photocopies can be altered and they need originals but do you think they'll still interview us without it? I didn't have time to get another certified copy sent here, and I was still hoping it might turn up I guess. Do you think they might just send an RFE for me to send it after the interview? I am really worried we will go all that way for them to say they can't even interview us without it. We literally have everything else, all my ID, originals and copies. I would have thought it was more important my husband has his original birth certificate which proves his US citizenship? Which he does. I wanted to call them but obviously they're closed today and I am stressing about it!
Secondly, I picked up the papers from my medical yesterday and after going through the copy they gave me, on the page where it says 'health departments MUST stamp on this area', is blank. Is this normal and they only stamp the originals in the envelope that I'm not allowed to open? I will call them on Monday but just trying to avoid having to drive there again as it's quite far away.
Thank you!
Thankfully I have about 10 photocopies, but obviously all I have is a photocopy of my birth certificate in our USCIS folder. I know they say photocopies can be altered and they need originals but do you think they'll still interview us without it? I didn't have time to get another certified copy sent here, and I was still hoping it might turn up I guess. Do you think they might just send an RFE for me to send it after the interview? I am really worried we will go all that way for them to say they can't even interview us without it. We literally have everything else, all my ID, originals and copies. I would have thought it was more important my husband has his original birth certificate which proves his US citizenship? Which he does. I wanted to call them but obviously they're closed today and I am stressing about it!
Secondly, I picked up the papers from my medical yesterday and after going through the copy they gave me, on the page where it says 'health departments MUST stamp on this area', is blank. Is this normal and they only stamp the originals in the envelope that I'm not allowed to open? I will call them on Monday but just trying to avoid having to drive there again as it's quite far away.
Thank you!
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