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Supporting docs for I-130 - basic photocopy is okay right?

Quick question - I am looking at the actual instructions for I-130 that USCIS publishes. It says to submit

"A copy of your birth certificate, issued by a civil registrar, vital statistics office, or other civil authority showing that you were born in the United States;"

for the beneficiary. It also says to submit

"A copy of your marriage certificate"

does this mean a basic photocopy of all these documents is what is needed? Or USCIS wants the actual, original certified copies? I have read on other websites

I am especially curios to know from people who have recently gotten their interviews waived, what did you all do?

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