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Are all the English and non-English documents submitted for the application for I-526 need to be notarized? What kind of notarization do we need (ie. notarized by US Consulate, Chinese Embassy or solicitor)?

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December 19, 2011 02:18 Silver Surfer

No special actions are required for translations other than what USCIS has specified.

All documents must have a complete English translation to establish eligibility. You submitted documents which are in a language other than English. In order for USCIS to consider this evidence, you must submit English language translations for each document. The translator must certify that:

1.) the translations are accurate and complete; and
2.) he or she is competent to translate from the foreign language into English.

Financial records may need to be "audited" by a qualified accountant (CPA). It depends on what types of documents are involved.

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