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Hi guys. Very frustrated with the process of gathering white books and records for filing the i-130 in Guangzhou. We got married the other day, and went to get the white books the same day. The people at the office told us we would only need the white book for one of our marriage certificates, because both marriage certificates (red books) are essentially the same, the only difference being who's name comes first. I decided better safe than sorry and got white books for both of our marriage certificates despite their advice. Now my wife has just gotten her white books delivered for the police record and birth certificate... but with no original certificates, only the notarized copy and translation (white book). They apparently said that we won't need original copies, only the white books. Is this right? It doesn't sound right to me. Thanks!! -
Besides the public notary, will Guangzhou accept other notaries? -
hi again My fiance is living with me in china and we are wondering is there is a place in china that he can get his paperwork notorized? Does he have to go back to the usa to get this done?
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I checked FAQ on AOS here and tried to get the sample package for AOS. I got the info that I-864 needs to be notarized. Is that true? The instruction of I-864 did not mention that. I am a bit confused.
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Hi again, I am in Shenzhen, China. Where do I get something notarized here? I keep asking my lady and she tells me she doesn't know. Also per previous topic from another member, Affidit of marriagebility, Do I need this included in the beginning process when I file the I-129F, G-325A forms? or the initial process? or Do I even need this at all? Thanks, Vinny
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My fiance Yanxia was married for a very short while, and now I need to prove to USCIS that she is divorced. I have a few questions: 1, I know that we need a notarised copy of the divorce decree form the notary office 2, we also need the translator to sign a form certifying the translation. 3, The question is do we have to have the tranlated copy notarised as well. The crux of the problem is that the divorce was in Lizhou, a small city whose notary office is unable to translate the document to English. We can get the document translated in Guangzhou but it would be a pain to then get the translated copy notarised back in Lizhou. thanks Jay
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I need to getmy marriage license notarized in 3 days. DO you think that it is doable?Can you tell me a good one. Wishing i kept the copies Ross
