Immigrant Visa - List of Required and Supplemental Documents
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List of Required and Supplemental Documents
Please use the below checklist to assemble the required documents in the following order and bring to the immigrant visa interview:
- Passport or Approved Travel Document
- Photographs (Two 2-inch x 2-inch photos for each beneficiary)
- Birth Certificate
or Original
Household Registration
(If you do not provide a birth certificate, you must provide an original household registration instead, in addition to providing a current household registration as required below.) - Current Household Registration
- Marriage Certificate (if married)
- Divorce Decree (if divorced)
- Taiwan Police Certificate (for each beneficiary over age 16)
- Foreign Police
Certificate
(for each beneficiary over age 16 with stays of 12 months or longer in a foreign country; If you have lived in multiple foreign countries, you must provide a police certificate from each country.) - Court Records (if any)
- Military Record
- Form I-864/A “Affidavit of
Support”
by ( ) Petitioner and
( ) Joint sponsor
(Please note that if the petitioner does not meet the financial requirements, you must provide an Affidavit of Support from a joint sponsor as well.)
- U.S. tax documents (Form 1040) or other financial evidence (from the most recent tax year)
- Proof of U.S. petitioner’s citizenship or LPR status (such as a photocopy of a U.S. passport or naturalization certificate)
- Proof of U.S. petitioner’s domicile in the United States (Important: If the U.S. petitioner does not currently live in the United States, please ensure you provide sufficient evidence of their domicile in the U.S.)
- Offer of Employment to Alien (if any)
- Panel Physician Medical Report (Important: Hospitals will require two weeks to complete your examination. If your medical examination will not be complete by the time of your interview, please contact us to reschedule your appointment. Otherwise, your visa cannot be approved.)
**Documents not in Chinese or English must be translated into English by a certified translator and sworn to before a Notary Public.**
(Poste: 04/30/2017, IV)
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