Filipina Fiancee's Birth Date wrong when printed on NSO paper

[Rick2000 0]

My Filipina Fiancee (just had Petition approved by Vermont Service Center- I am the American Petitioner) from Ormoc City Leyte just told me there was a mistake when she had her Birth Certificate printed several years ago on NSO paper-they incorrectly indicated she was born in 1969 when her actual birth date and original birth certificate indicate she was born in 1971. She tells me she was told several years ago in order to correct this she must hire a lawyer and this could take a lot of time to correct. It would seem to me that if she went to register's office (or what ever the office is called where one can obtain the birth certificate printed on NSO paper) again with her original birth certificate, her current valid passport, her baptisimal papers all which show her correct date of birth, than they should be able to print this correctly. Any body have info relevent to this situtaion in the Philippines? Thanks, Rick

[I'm Gone 60]

Contact this attorney with your question:

http://www.philippinelegalservices.com/contact1.html

The DOB on the NSO BC is what counts. That's the one the embassy wants to see for the visa application.

[swellington 0]

hello Rick2000, I also had a problem like yours, with my filipina fiance's birth cert having an error i was also told it can take alot of time and expense to change this. It is true! u will need a lawyer and a court/ goverment appearance is necessary. But be careful about choosing a lawyer in the philippines for this, i suggest having your fiance get this fixed on her own and without telling the lawyer why the birth cert is needed or that she has a foreigner fiancee. If not u could be showing them $ signs. But before doing this i would call the embassy in Manila and ask what they think about your situation, telling them your passport, i.d., and such is all correct, just the birth cert is wrong. They might have an easier solution to your problem.

[Rick2000 0]

My Filipina Fiancee (just had Petition approved by Vermont Service Center- I am the American Petitioner) from Ormoc City Leyte just told me there was a mistake when she had her Birth Certificate printed several years ago on NSO paper-they incorrectly indicated she was born in 1969 when her actual birth date and original birth certificate indicate she was born in 1971. She tells me she was told several years ago in order to correct this she must hire a lawyer and this could take a lot of time to correct. It would seem to me that if she went to register's office (or what ever the office is called where one can obtain the birth certificate printed on NSO paper) again with her original birth certificate, her current valid passport, her baptisimal papers all which show her correct date of birth, than they should be able to print this correctly. Any body have info relevent to this situtaion in the Philippines? Thanks, Rick

QUALIFICATION TO ABOVE:Qualification to orginal post-Her recent NBI clearance has her

correct date of birth as well as her original certified birth certificate, and her valid passport all have the correct DOB-it is only when she has the birth certificate printed on NSO paper that the incorrect DOB shows. Does this mean that when someone coded info in to a computer system for birth certificates-they merely entered the wrong DOB?

[Jasman0717 9]

Contact this attorney with your question:

http://www.philippinelegalservices.com/contact1.html

The DOB on the NSO BC is what counts. That's the one the embassy wants to see for the visa application.

ditto