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Original Birth Certificate
Soon I will need to submit official documents to the USCIS for a Green Card.
It states I will need to send in a birth certificate, however having lookedthrough the house I’ve just no idea where it is. If I receive a new one from the local council will this be sufficient as original?Or will I need to have more supporting document? |
Re: Originl Birth Certificate
If you were born in England then just order a fresh copy from the General Register Office for £9.25. All such documents are copies since the original is the register itself.
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Re: Originl Birth Certificate
Will this be sufficent as "Original" as per their request.
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Re: Originl Birth Certificate
Originally Posted by leepne
(Post 12183280)
Will this be sufficent as "Original" as per their request.
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Re: Originl Birth Certificate
Originally Posted by leepne
(Post 12183280)
Will this be sufficent as "Original" as per their request.
Ian |
Re: Originl Birth Certificate
Thankyou for your help. It’s23GBP for next day delivery. Perfect. |
Re: Originl Birth Certificate
Originally Posted by leepne
(Post 12183280)
Will this be sufficent as "Original" as per their request.
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Re: Originl Birth Certificate
Originally Posted by StuBear65
(Post 12183401)
The website says "original" or "certified copy". Long-form birth certificates should be requested, as short-form birth certificates do not contain the parents' names.
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Re: Originl Birth Certificate
Originally Posted by leepne
(Post 12183414)
Are you saying the ones issued by GRO will not be sufficient?
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Re: Originl Birth Certificate
Originally Posted by leepne
(Post 12183414)
Are you saying the ones issued by GRO will not be sufficient?
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Re: Originl Birth Certificate
Perfect.
Thank you all for your help. |
Re: Originl Birth Certificate
I had to do the same for my Green Card, apply online at GRO,
They quickly (2 days processing) sent back the "Certified copy of an entry", which looks like a low quality photocopy of the original onto an official form. The application form which came back with it says "Priority E/W Birth Full w/o GRO" for 'certificate type'. I admit I had started freaking out when I couldn't find the original birth certificate, but as everyone has said, it's really easy to get the replacement. |
Re: Originl Birth Certificate
Originally Posted by OldJuddian
(Post 12183576)
I had to do the same for my Green Card, apply online at GRO,
They quickly (2 days processing) sent back the "Certified copy of an entry", which looks like a low quality photocopy of the original onto an official form. The application form which came back with it says "Priority E/W Birth Full w/o GRO" for 'certificate type'. I admit I had started freaking out when I couldn't find the original birth certificate, but as everyone has said, it's really easy to get the replacement. |
Re: Originl Birth Certificate
I keep multiple copies of family birth certs and also my marriage cert. Having only one copy often isn't enough. Keep them in separate places. Some at home, some in a bank safety deposit box, etc.
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Re: Originl Birth Certificate
Just receieved the certificate.
It's basically a copy of the birthday certificate which is printed in the middle of A4 paper. Underneath it states: The date of the copy and that it's certified to be a true copy. Underneath however it states: WARNING: A CERTIFICATE IS NOT EVIDENCE OF IDENTITY. Are we sure this is all I will need? |
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