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Old Jul 6th 2018, 8:11 pm
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My husband (uk national) has his spousal immigrant interview at the London embassy next week. Does he need to bring my birth certificate with him (us national) or will my passport suffice? Really struggling to locate it at the moment... and panicking slightly...
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Old Jul 6th 2018, 8:16 pm
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Are you talking about his spousal visa to the US? There is no such visa called a spousal visa for the US btw. It is an immediate relative visa. And the London Embassy is the US Embassy located in the city of London in the UK? If so, then your husband has his immediate relative visa interview next week at the US Embassy in London. No he does not have to have your US birth certificate as you have already submitted that or at least a copy of your US Passport when you filed the I-130 for him. Are you currently living with him in the UK or are you living in the US and he is residing in the UK?

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PS he should have been supplied with a page telling him what documentation he does need to bring to the interview. Has he and you gone over this and do you have everything that you are required to bring, i.e. I-864 Affidavit of Support, his originals of his long form birth certificate, his police compliance certificate, his British passport, etc.
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Thanks! Yes you are correct. He is having his immediate relative visa interview at the US embassy in London. I already successfully filed the I-130.
it is very confusing as his list doesn’t include the same as the birth certificate proviso on the website which states “You must obtain the original, or certified copy (provided by the issuing authority), of the birth record of each family member (yourself, your spouse, and all unmarried children under the age of 21, even if they are not immigrating with you. If the children are deceased, so state giving year of death).”
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On which website Avodskier? Granted I did the K-1 but we never had to give or show the original birth certificates of either his children or mine and none of them were married at the time of our K-1 or for our adjustment of status.

We tell people to bring the original of all copies that were submitted with the I-130. The only originals asked for at the US Embassy is the I-864.
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Got it ... you are going by this list found here: https://uk.usembassy.gov/visas/famil...red-documents/

If you feel more comfortable and confident if he has it, then send it to him if you are out of the UK.
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PS he should have been supplied with a page telling him what documentation he does need to bring to the interview. Has he and you gone over this and do you have everything that you are required to bring, i.e. I-864 Affidavit of Support, his originals of his long form birth certificate, his police compliance certificate, his British passport, etc.

Is there a link link to that page on BE, explaining what is needed for the interview ? Be good to see...
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There might be one on the wiki if you care to explore. Or just go to the state department's website and look at it there.
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When I read that info prior to my interview I was under the impression that they meant birth certificates for everyone who is applying for a visa, I believe children under a certain age who are immigrating with the family don't have to attend the interview, but the CO would still need to see their original birth certificate.

I only took my original, as I was the only one applying for the visa They didn't ask for my wife's, even though I had a photocopy of both her birth certificate and passport.
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