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List of documents required for GC

Hi guys,

I lost my HS certificate, but I have my HS rapport and my Bachelor diploma.
Would that be okay? Please help !!!
Thanks.

keepkeep
 
keepkeep said:
Hi guys,

I lost my HS certificate, but I have my HS rapport and my Bachelor diploma.
Would that be okay? Please help !!!
Thanks.
I am not sure about this.....better try to get duplicate copy of your certificate and also show other certificates also........Make sure other certificates are perfect......
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Hello all,

As part of the check-list for GC, do I need to furnish experience letter for every company that I worked? Or just the relieving letter will do?

Thanks,

Brijesh
 
(1) Primary school only, (2) High school, no degree, (3) High school degree, (4) Vocational school, (5) Some university courses, (6) University degree, (7) Some graduate level courses, (8) Master degree, (9) Some doctorate level courses, and (10) Doctorate degree LEGALLY SPEARATED
 
giomad00 said:
hi...in middle name i Write my fathers name..is it problem???
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Am not much sure about it.....You have to give your name as it was mentioned in your passport because apart from USA, people from other countries won't be having the middle name. This makes everyone confusing. It is better to use the name which is given in password without any spelling mistakes.
 
samuel5028 said:
Am not much sure about it.....You have to give your name as it was mentioned in your passport because apart from USA, people from other countries won't be having the middle name. This makes everyone confusing. It is better to use the name which is given in password without any spelling mistakes.
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yeah, so its better to notify KCC asap. You had to ask if you're unsure. Next time if you are serious with it, just ask ;)
 
Hi Seniors!

I have few questions on GC documents:

1) How much is the minimum household income to file I-134 for a couple to sponsor? Does the sponsor must file the Affidavit of support in USA or return it to us?

2) What is the validity of Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) ?

Thanks...Cheers!
 
dvnp said:
Hi Seniors!

I have few questions on GC documents:

1) How much is the minimum household income to file I-134 for a couple to sponsor? Does the sponsor must file the Affidavit of support in USA or return it to us?

2) What is the validity of Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) ?

Thanks...Cheers!
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The Petitioner is to file an I-134 for the beneficiary but if he or she would not qualify financially by demonstrating the means to maintain an annual income equal to at least 125% of the federal guidelines another can usually step in as a joint sponsor so long as the joint sponsor is a U.S. citizen, or lawful permanent resident, and meets the financial requirements. The sponsor agrees that he or she is willing and able to receive, maintain and support the beneficiary. That he or she is ready and willing to deposit a bond, if necessary, to guarantee that the beneficiary will not become a public charge during his or her stay in the United States, or to guarantee that the beneficiary will maintain his or her non-immigrant status, if admitted temporarily, and will depart prior to the expiration the authorized stay in the United States. All Police Clearance Certificates are valid for one year from the date of its issue and it must be valid on the day your visa is issued.
 
samuel5028 said:
The Petitioner is to file an I-134 for the beneficiary but if he or she would not qualify financially by demonstrating the means to maintain an annual income equal to at least 125% of the federal guidelines another can usually step in as a joint sponsor so long as the joint sponsor is a U.S. citizen, or lawful permanent resident, and meets the financial requirements. The sponsor agrees that he or she is willing and able to receive, maintain and support the beneficiary. That he or she is ready and willing to deposit a bond, if necessary, to guarantee that the beneficiary will not become a public charge during his or her stay in the United States, or to guarantee that the beneficiary will maintain his or her non-immigrant status, if admitted temporarily, and will depart prior to the expiration the authorized stay in the United States. All Police Clearance Certificates are valid for one year from the date of its issue and it must be valid on the day your visa is issued.
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Hi Samuel
Thanks for your clarification. This has helped a lot!
Cheers!
 
If I make mistakes on form I-134 and had ready been sent, how can make corrections? If no corrections does this affect the person going for the interview?
 
Lottery entrants must include a passport-style digital photograph and separate digital photographs of any spouse and children under 21 years of age. Group photographs are not allowed. Check with the State Department for technical requirements of the digital photograph.
 
I want to ask some questions.

I have just got the DV 2010 visa. Should I prepare police certificate (original one) when I go to US? My police certificate (orignial one)was taken by counsalor during interview. So if police certificate is needed again, I have to apply again for police certificate.
 
Zap,
One of the DV requirements is that you must not be a liability on the State when you arrive in the USA. This means you must either be able to support yourself (proof of funds) or have someone who will support you (affadavit of support).

If you have an affadavit of support then you will not need anything more to satisfy this requirement.
If you do not have an affadavit of support, you must submit proof of funds. How much you need to show depends on your family size. You can Google the US poverty guidelines to see the appropriate amounts for different family sizes (I think single is about $11k and family of 2 people, about $15k)
The kind of assets depends on the case officer but usually they require liquid assets - not a car or a house, something that can be converted to cash in a very short time... so that you can take it with you to the USA to support yourself with.
 
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innocentpeace said:
I want to ask some questions.

I have just got the DV 2010 visa. Should I prepare police certificate (original one) when I go to US? My police certificate (orignial one)was taken by counsalor during interview. So if police certificate is needed again, I have to apply again for police certificate.
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This is the essential requirement in the DV Lottery.If you are a Green card lottery winner at the interview, you must proof your medical fitness according to the USA Requirements.You must provide a clean police certificate and Need to provide an affidavit of support from a person who is living in the USA as citizen or LPR holder (Green card).
 
What I had done during my GC process was to make few more copies and keep them handy in my bag. But my experience showed that, if you've already given your documents to interviewer and got your visa successfully, it should mean that, you're good to go. The yellow package that they give you before you get your visa must have all the important documents you need inside. Those include, medical,police,proof of education,military,marriage, bank statement and etc documents. Hope this helps too.
 
Superkruz said:
Zap,
One of the DV requirements is that you must not be a liability on the State when you arrive in the USA. This means you must either be able to support yourself (proof of funds) or have someone who will support you (affadavit of support).

If you have an affadavit of support then you will not need anything more to satisfy this requirement.
If you do not have an affadavit of support, you must submit proof of funds. How much you need to show depends on your family size. You can Google the US poverty guidelines to see the appropriate amounts for different family sizes (I think single is about $11k and family of 2 people, about $15k)
The kind of assets depends on the case officer but usually they require liquid assets - not a car or a house, something that can be converted to cash in a very short time... so that you can take it with you to the USA to support yourself with.
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What I showed them was 14k USD amount, I went through websites and spoke with people who had greencard. Some of them did not even face something like that, and some did. So I basically did not want to risk and brought $14k. And I was single, and it was approved by them even though they asked me a wonderful question if I am going to bring money to the US in cash or...? )) That was funny tho... And you're totally right, even though I brought house papers, they did not even look at it...they wanted to see money in your account.
 
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