Should petitioner's original documents be presented for the Consulate Appointment? (K1)

Hi all, my fiancée's appointment is in 10 days, and we're gathering up everything we need. Among the list of things, it mentions original birth certificate of the applicant and petitioner. I was naturalized, so my birth certificate isn't American, would that mean I have to send my Citizenship certificate?

So my question is, should I send my original documents to her?

I just want to know if photocopies from a scan will do or do I really need to risk sending these documents by mail.

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