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juliekins   0

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Quick question..

whats the difference between short and long birth certificate?

Aug 2001- met in highschool in US

Feb 15 2006- sent I 129

Feb 17 2006- NOA1

Feb 23 2006- *touched*

April 1 2006- still waiting =(

July 10 2006- touched!!

July 11 2006- touched again!!!

July 24 2006- touched (RFE in email)

Aug. 7 2006- RFE in mail

Aug 15 2006- sent back RFE (the wait begins again)

Aug 26 2006- touched (RFE recieved)

Aug 28 2006- APPROVED!!!!!- after 192 days~!

Sep 3 2006- get NOA2 in snail mail

Sep 13 2006-NVC recieves case!!!

Sep 18 2006- NVC sents case to Embassy!!

Sep 21 2006- Embassy recieves!

Sep 27 2006- Embassy send interview packet!!

Nov 9 2006- Medical completed

Nov 20 2006- Interview APPROVED

Nov 22 2006- picking up my VISA

NOV 23 2006- leaving for ATLANTA

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zyggy   9

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Quick question..

whats the difference between short and long birth certificate?

A short-form BC is typically a card that has the individuals name, DOB, and place of birth information

A long-form BC is usually on a letter or legal sheet of paper and included information such as the parent's names and birthdates and birthplaces, hospital of birth, vital statistics, etc.

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Andy D   0

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I have just had to apply for the bigger certificate in the Uk.

The short certificate just has my name, sex, d.o.b, and place of registration.

It mentions nothing of the hospital or anything to do with my Parents.

The short version is not accepted in the USA so you must have the big certificate.

 
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