kdavid3 Posted October 30, 2013 Report Share Posted October 30, 2013 Two questions: Going to get everything translated and notarized soon. 1. How many copies of the "white book" should I get? Additional copies the day of are only 20 RMB per. If I return to get more copies later, I have to pay the base fee of 210 again. So, two copies today would cost 230; three 250 RMB, etc. One today and one tomorrow would cost 420 RMB. We're also translating the following: Wife's hukouWife's birth certificateSon's birth certificateWife's criminal background checkOur marriage certificates 2. Am I missing anything? Thanks! Link to comment
dnoblett Posted October 30, 2013 Report Share Posted October 30, 2013 One each of marriage cert and birth certs to give to consulate, originals + translations will be useful later in the states. As for police cert, only one needed for the interview. Study topics tagged: Birth CertificateMarriage CertificatePolice Cert Link to comment
Randy W Posted October 30, 2013 Report Share Posted October 30, 2013 Two questions: Going to get everything translated and notarized soon. 1. How many copies of the "white book" should I get? Additional copies the day of are only 20 RMB per. If I return to get more copies later, I have to pay the base fee of 210 again. So, two copies today would cost 230; three 250 RMB, etc. One today and one tomorrow would cost 420 RMB. We're also translating the following: Wife's hukouWife's birth certificateSon's birth certificateWife's criminal background checkOur marriage certificates 2. Am I missing anything? Thanks! There is no need for a hukou translation. You do not need translations of BOTH your own and her marriage certificates Link to comment
tsap seui Posted October 30, 2013 Report Share Posted October 30, 2013 I bought 3 each of the birth certificates and marriage certificate. One for the yahoos in the consulate, one for later in America, and one for good mojo (in case our's got lost in the journey and shuffle of life). tsap seui 1 Link to comment
lhp Posted October 30, 2013 Report Share Posted October 30, 2013 (edited) We got three notorized copies w/translation of the marriage certificate ("white book"?) when we got married, but haven't yet had to give away a copy. When we DCF'd and when my wife interviewed, they asked that we bring the original, which they then checked against photocopies that we gave them. I'm still glad we got three copies, I guess, just to spare us any future hassle, but as it turns out it might have been fine to just go with the one. Edited October 30, 2013 by lhp (see edit history) Link to comment
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