Hi all,
I have question for the requirement of the birth certificate to file I-485 for GC application. Since I dont remeber having or using birth certificate ever for anything yet and since I was born in a remote village I dont have one.
In that situation, does the citizenship is going to work or not? or is there any other document I should have.
Please suggest if somebody has gone through the process and used some alternatives for the birth certificate.
Regards

Hi crishna

This problem I had faced tooo if ur problem is solved then it's fine if not pls let me know I ll tell u all about the system works in our country.just two year back I ve completed all my papers even I did not ve my birth certificate coz in Nepal in 2034 BS only govt started birth and death registration so the parents were unaware .

Hey brother,

You can use a letter from your VDC in their letter-head stating that you were born on whatever the date is in your passport, and at the place where your passport says. To save time, you can just tell someone to scan the letter in a size that would print out a size of A4 paper. That way you can go ahead and send a print out to USCIS, and tell your family to send the original one in mail, so that you have original ready if needed.

Americano

Does anyone have the text that the Municipality people wrote up. I asked my dad to make one up for me, but he said he went to the wada office, and they don't know what to write.

They asked him to format one, and print it out, and they will sign and notarize it.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Subject: Birth Certificate

This is to certify that Mr.Hsinam Hsinam Jr, son of Mr.Hsinam Hsinam Sr. and Mrs.Hsinam Hsinam; permanent resident of Kathmandu Metropolitan City Ward No.-007, Durbar Marg, Kathmandu, Nepal was born on 25th December 1975 AD at Kathmandu, Nepal.


Signature of Official

Name of Official
Title of Official
Durbar Marg - 007,
Kathmandu, Nepal

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