Green Card Essentials: Birth Affidavits

SYNOPSIS: Today's video is about birth affidavits. USCIS requires valid proof of birth. Unfortunately, many individuals find themselves without birth certificates. Furthermore, sometimes there are errors or inconsistencies on the birth certificates, which would need clarity. If properly done, birth affidavits can be critical to success in a Green Card case.
PRESENTER: Sujit Ramchand, Esq., Partner, Ramchand and Raval, PC, an Immigration Law Firm
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[@raviganesan05]

The clarity in your explanation for birth affidavits is central to several puzzled circumstances. Appreciate your good work!

[@MsSsd12]

Hello, My parents were born before 1970 . Do they need to provide a NABC ?

[@mallikakejriwal1989]

I got an RFE for my birth certificate. I had actually not submitted it with my AOS package. After working with my state government, I was able to obtain the birth certificate but the registration date is 11yrs after my birth. How do I respond to that RFE? These are the documents I have currently, please let me know what to include from below, or to include all. Do I need any additional documents? 1. I have a birth certificate which is registered late and eng translation is added on it line by line . 2. I also have two affidavits of birth from my 2 relatives who were present during my birth. 3. I have my 10th class certificate.

[@sanjeetsrinivas]

I GUESS ,U should send all. What's the update on your RFE?