Physical Presence special case(INA: ACT 245A) question, please help?

[Cy Abd]

Birth Abroad in Wedlock to a U.S. Citizen father and an Alien mother. The USC father has been physically present in the United States for more than 2 decades.
To obtain birth certificate for the 10 year old daughther born abroad can the below suffice as proof of 5 year physical presence requirement of the USC father?
The USC father, Entered US legaly mid 1981 over stayed by fall 1981 until 1988 in continous stay and with physical presence when applied for and eventually was granted green card through INA: ACT 245A can this be used as proof of 5 year phisical presence?:

 

[newacct]

Does he have things like paystubs or other records from work? doctor records? school records? etc. I'm not sure that him simply having said he was present on a previous application would be considered sufficient evidence. But in any case, wouldn't he have been physically present for about 5 years as a permanent resident before he was able to naturalize anyway? Doesn't he have more evidence from that period?

 

[Cy Abd]

Does he have things like paystubs or other records from work? doctor records? school records? etc. I'm not sure that him simply having said he was present on a previous application would be considered sufficient evidence. But in any case, wouldn't he have been physically present for about 5 years as a permanent resident before he was able to naturalize anyway? Doesn't he have more evidence from that period?

Thanks for responding, yes that is exactly my point, that why isn't the 6 years of 82 to 88 GC via INA 245(a) and, the the few years after waiting for the GC and the 5 years of GC to Naturalization doesn't count anywhere as proof of physical presence?