I am leaving on Friday and I don\'t have that though I have affidavites. Should I sweat it out or it is OK. Please advice.
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Documents proving Nonavailability of Birth Certificate. Is it must
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Patta Hara
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If you have BC without name you do not need Nonavailability Cert
Affidavits and X class certificate will suffice
Affidavits and X class certificate will suffice
ramukhsotnas
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for what it is worth. we did cp inmumbai in dec. used affidavit + SSC cert.
ramukhsotnas
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see above. my spouse did not have non availability cert - we did get the GC.
Is there a specific format for the Birth Certificate???
As all of you know Birth Certificates from different places in India are quite different in format etc. Is there a specific format that the US Counsulate looks for? Also, I was born in an Army Hospital, and although I have the official Birth Certificate from them, the paper is more than 25 years old and doesn\'t photocopy well. I am part of the new NVC process where documents need to be sent to them for verification before they forward the case to the relevant counsulate. Some people say, though it is still not confirmed, that the NVC would require us to file originals (I am not sure if I would want to do that and risk losing the originals). Any suggestions as to what I should do would be appreciated. Also, when they ask for certified copies, is it okay to get them notarized here in the US or do they have to be atteseted by someone in India. I know there are multiple questions in this but I would welcome any help.
As all of you know Birth Certificates from different places in India are quite different in format etc. Is there a specific format that the US Counsulate looks for? Also, I was born in an Army Hospital, and although I have the official Birth Certificate from them, the paper is more than 25 years old and doesn\'t photocopy well. I am part of the new NVC process where documents need to be sent to them for verification before they forward the case to the relevant counsulate. Some people say, though it is still not confirmed, that the NVC would require us to file originals (I am not sure if I would want to do that and risk losing the originals). Any suggestions as to what I should do would be appreciated. Also, when they ask for certified copies, is it okay to get them notarized here in the US or do they have to be atteseted by someone in India. I know there are multiple questions in this but I would welcome any help.
U can get multiple originals
specially from an Army Hospital..even otherwise Municiapl corporations have the provision of giving mutiple sets of originals..
by marking it as copy , 2 etc...
also if by certified copies, u mean Affidavits, they can be from either india or US...if in case u\'ve send the origianls to NVC. check it up with NVC and Attorney..notarised copy should be equally acceptable..k...Good Luck Rohtak..
specially from an Army Hospital..even otherwise Municiapl corporations have the provision of giving mutiple sets of originals..
by marking it as copy , 2 etc...
also if by certified copies, u mean Affidavits, they can be from either india or US...if in case u\'ve send the origianls to NVC. check it up with NVC and Attorney..notarised copy should be equally acceptable..k...Good Luck Rohtak..