More London DCF questions
Oct 20th 2003, 8:25 am
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More London DCF questions
I'm close to sending off the I-130, the two G325As, photos and documents. I
have a question for previous London filers: On the website it says to send
in copies of the documents, not the originals. So, for the birth and
marriage certificates, does this mean photocopies, or does it mean the
copies as supplied by the county clerk? I'm kinda stuck because the birth
certificate my wife has was issued in 1975 and since we're here its going to
be difficult to get another copy.
Second question: On the G325A's at the bottom of each page it has a block
saying APPLICANT. Do we put the US Citizens name here on both forms, or the
name of the person at the top of the G325A?
Thanks!
Jamie
have a question for previous London filers: On the website it says to send
in copies of the documents, not the originals. So, for the birth and
marriage certificates, does this mean photocopies, or does it mean the
copies as supplied by the county clerk? I'm kinda stuck because the birth
certificate my wife has was issued in 1975 and since we're here its going to
be difficult to get another copy.
Second question: On the G325A's at the bottom of each page it has a block
saying APPLICANT. Do we put the US Citizens name here on both forms, or the
name of the person at the top of the G325A?
Thanks!
Jamie
Oct 20th 2003, 10:30 am
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Re: More London DCF questions
In the instructions it says "give them a copy". Photocopy is a copy. So that
is the way I interpreted it. I am sure you will get a better answer from
others here.
But you second question is one I haven't even thought about, and if the
answer is the USC should be in that block on both sets of G325A's, I have
got a problem. I will be anxiously awaiting other responses to your post.
alan
"Jamie Briant" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I'm close to sending off the I-130, the two G325As, photos and documents.
I
> have a question for previous London filers: On the website it says to send
> in copies of the documents, not the originals. So, for the birth and
> marriage certificates, does this mean photocopies, or does it mean the
> copies as supplied by the county clerk? I'm kinda stuck because the birth
> certificate my wife has was issued in 1975 and since we're here its going
to
> be difficult to get another copy.
> Second question: On the G325A's at the bottom of each page it has a block
> saying APPLICANT. Do we put the US Citizens name here on both forms, or
the
> name of the person at the top of the G325A?
> Thanks!
> Jamie
is the way I interpreted it. I am sure you will get a better answer from
others here.
But you second question is one I haven't even thought about, and if the
answer is the USC should be in that block on both sets of G325A's, I have
got a problem. I will be anxiously awaiting other responses to your post.
alan
"Jamie Briant" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I'm close to sending off the I-130, the two G325As, photos and documents.
I
> have a question for previous London filers: On the website it says to send
> in copies of the documents, not the originals. So, for the birth and
> marriage certificates, does this mean photocopies, or does it mean the
> copies as supplied by the county clerk? I'm kinda stuck because the birth
> certificate my wife has was issued in 1975 and since we're here its going
to
> be difficult to get another copy.
> Second question: On the G325A's at the bottom of each page it has a block
> saying APPLICANT. Do we put the US Citizens name here on both forms, or
the
> name of the person at the top of the G325A?
> Thanks!
> Jamie
Oct 20th 2003, 9:44 pm
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Re: More London DCF questions
Doh. The web page (http://www.usembassy.org.uk/cons_web/ins/i130filing.htm)
says "Photocopies of required documentation are acceptable and are
preferred". Well that answers that question.
Still dont have an email for the I130 people at the embassy.
Jamie
"Jamie Briant" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I'm close to sending off the I-130, the two G325As, photos and documents.
I
> have a question for previous London filers: On the website it says to send
> in copies of the documents, not the originals. So, for the birth and
> marriage certificates, does this mean photocopies, or does it mean the
> copies as supplied by the county clerk? I'm kinda stuck because the birth
> certificate my wife has was issued in 1975 and since we're here its going
to
> be difficult to get another copy.
> Second question: On the G325A's at the bottom of each page it has a block
> saying APPLICANT. Do we put the US Citizens name here on both forms, or
the
> name of the person at the top of the G325A?
> Thanks!
> Jamie
says "Photocopies of required documentation are acceptable and are
preferred". Well that answers that question.
Still dont have an email for the I130 people at the embassy.
Jamie
"Jamie Briant" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I'm close to sending off the I-130, the two G325As, photos and documents.
I
> have a question for previous London filers: On the website it says to send
> in copies of the documents, not the originals. So, for the birth and
> marriage certificates, does this mean photocopies, or does it mean the
> copies as supplied by the county clerk? I'm kinda stuck because the birth
> certificate my wife has was issued in 1975 and since we're here its going
to
> be difficult to get another copy.
> Second question: On the G325A's at the bottom of each page it has a block
> saying APPLICANT. Do we put the US Citizens name here on both forms, or
the
> name of the person at the top of the G325A?
> Thanks!
> Jamie
Oct 22nd 2003, 9:23 pm
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Re: More London DCF questions
I rang the embassy and they said that you put the same name at the bottom of
the G325a form as you put at the top of the form.
Jamie
"Jamie Briant" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I'm close to sending off the I-130, the two G325As, photos and documents.
I
> have a question for previous London filers: On the website it says to send
> in copies of the documents, not the originals. So, for the birth and
> marriage certificates, does this mean photocopies, or does it mean the
> copies as supplied by the county clerk? I'm kinda stuck because the birth
> certificate my wife has was issued in 1975 and since we're here its going
to
> be difficult to get another copy.
> Second question: On the G325A's at the bottom of each page it has a block
> saying APPLICANT. Do we put the US Citizens name here on both forms, or
the
> name of the person at the top of the G325A?
> Thanks!
> Jamie
the G325a form as you put at the top of the form.
Jamie
"Jamie Briant" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I'm close to sending off the I-130, the two G325As, photos and documents.
I
> have a question for previous London filers: On the website it says to send
> in copies of the documents, not the originals. So, for the birth and
> marriage certificates, does this mean photocopies, or does it mean the
> copies as supplied by the county clerk? I'm kinda stuck because the birth
> certificate my wife has was issued in 1975 and since we're here its going
to
> be difficult to get another copy.
> Second question: On the G325A's at the bottom of each page it has a block
> saying APPLICANT. Do we put the US Citizens name here on both forms, or
the
> name of the person at the top of the G325A?
> Thanks!
> Jamie
Oct 23rd 2003, 2:27 am
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Posts: 86
Re: More London DCF questions
Email the London Embassy:
http://www.usembassy.org.uk/cons_web/visa/moreinfo.htm
Good luck with your petition
http://www.usembassy.org.uk/cons_web/visa/moreinfo.htm
Good luck with your petition
