sky_78

HI,
I HAD INTERVIEW IN LAST AUG AND GOT ANSWER WE WILL MAIL U DECISION. NOW I GOT ANOTHER NOTICE for interview which is on 2nd NOV. but the problem is in the last interview there were a problem coz my first wife was died and my lawyer forgot to mention this in I-485 application but at the time of interview i had her death certificate so i gave to the immi officer. Now they asked me to bring my first wife's identification but i dont know wat does it mean wat kind of identification. i have my first marriage's pictures watelse tehy need. can anybody suggest me wat does this mean "identification of first wife".
i will appreciate any advice.
sorry for the uppercase letters.

Noorah101

Hi sky,

Was your first wife also a USC? Perhaps they want her birth certificate or some other kind of ID like a drivers license, passport, or something. I think a lot depends on whether she was a USC or was from your own country and whether you were married here in the USA or back home.

Best Wishes,
Rene

sky_78

HI NOORAH,
i married at back home. an i talked with my lawyer and he said only pictures can help an di have that. i am so scared coz i know this is my second intreview and it will gonna hard for me. pray for me plz.

Capt. Tuttle

sky_78 wrote:

    >>Hi sky,
    >>Was your first wife also a USC? Perhaps they want her birth
    >>certificate or some other kind of ID like a drivers license, passport,
    >>or something. I think a lot depends on whether she was a USC or was
    >>from your own country and whether you were married here in the USA or
    >>back home.
    >>Best Wishes,
    >>Rene
    >
    >
    > HI NOORAH,
    > i married at back home. an i talked with my lawyer and he said only
    > pictures can help an di have that. i am so scared coz i know this is my
    > second intreview and it will gonna hard for me. pray for me plz.
    >

If at all possible get a copy of the death certificate and have it
translated to English. That should be all you need. We had to do that
for our K-1 interview and there was no problem at all.

Noorah101

Hi Capt.,

In his original post, the OP stated that he did indeed show his late wife's death certificate. I don't know if it was in English, though. Now they are asking for her "identification" which I also find weird. I showed my late spouse's death certificate as well (plus our marriage certificate) for the K-1 visa, and that's all that was necessary.

Rene

Capt. Tuttle

Noorah101 wrote:
    >>sky_78 wrote:
    >>>>Hi sky,
    >>>>Was your first wife also a USC? Perhaps they want her birth
    >>>>certificate or some other kind of ID like a drivers license,
    >>>>passport,
    >>>>or something. I think a lot depends on whether she was a USC or was
    >>>>from your own country and whether you were married here in the USA
    >>>>or
    >>>>back home.
    >>>>Best Wishes,
    >>>>Rene
    >>>HI NOORAH,
    >>>i married at back home. an i talked with my lawyer and he said only
    >>>pictures can help an di have that. i am so scared coz i know this is
    >>>my
    >>>second intreview and it will gonna hard for me. pray for me plz.
    >>If at all possible get a copy of the death certificate and have it
    >>translated to English. That should be all you need. We had to do that
    >>for our K-1 interview and there was no problem at all.
    >
    >
    > Hi Capt.,
    >
    > In his original post, the OP stated that he did indeed show his late
    > wife's death certificate. I don't know if it was in English, though.
    > Now they are asking for her "identification" which I also find weird. I
    > showed my late spouse's death certificate as well (plus our marriage
    > certificate) for the K-1 visa, and that's all that was necessary.
    >
    > Rene
    >

We were not told if the first wife was a USC. I assume she wasn't. Maybe
she was from a country with a national ID card, but I can't see why they
would need that if there is a copy in English of the death certificate.

Maybe you answered the question in your last reply. Maybe they need the
marriage certificate for the first wife PLUS the death certificate with
translations.

Wouldn't the lawyer know all this? (maybe not)

Noorah101

One would think so, yes!

Rene