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hi everybody

I am sending the DS-230 package soon but i 'm really worried about the following

The documents like birth cert , police cert ect are valid 3 months eyt they exceed that validity of 3 months by a week. will that make a problem? Will the NVC accept them or NOT ? DO i have to worry or not ?

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Birth certs are valid for ever.

Police certs tend to be considered valid for 1 year.

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Birth certs are valid for ever.

Police certs tend to be considered valid for 1 year.

Moroccan and Algerian birth certificates have only a 3 month validity. Every time they need their birth certificate and it is over 3 months old, they have to go to the public office and stand in line for hours to get a new one. Which suxs for sure. I dont know if it matters to USCIS though since US birth certificates dont expire and YuAndDan said.

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Give them a call, I'm sure you're not the only one going through Morocco with this type of issue.

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hi everyone

as Meriem_setif said Moroccan and Algerian birth certificates have only a 3 month validity. my package is heading to NVC not to moroccan authorities yet we want to know about NVC . will they accept those documents though the 3 months validity is over by a week? will that put a problem??

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hi everyone

as Meriem_setif said Moroccan and Algerian birth certificates have only a 3 month validity. my package is heading to NVC not to moroccan authorities yet we want to know about NVC . will they accept those documents though the 3 months validity is over by a week? will that put a problem??

many thanks

don t worry about the birth certificate, that expiration date is only if you are using it in Morocco. I have used a birth certificate that is almost a year old for the uscis (sponsering my brother) no problems... now the police certificate is good for one year

you should be all set don t over think it.

best of luck

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