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My original Birth Cert is not clear, like every letter is broken because it was just filled up using a type-timer (old times), but that's what I had all the time, for the K1 petition and visa application and didn't have any problem about it. Should I worry about for AOS?

Thanks for any answer.

Feb 07 - met my Dream Guy

Jun 08 - arrived in the US

Jul 08 - ♥♥♥ WEDDING DAY ♥♥♥

Jul 09 - Temp GC received

Mar 12 - 10 yr GC received

Aug 13 - Naturalized

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My original Birth Cert is not clear, like every letter is broken because it was just filled up using a type-timer (old times), but that's what I had all the time, for the K1 petition and visa application and didn't have any problem about it. Should I worry about for AOS?

Thanks for any answer.

Very common for NSO BCs to be unclear in the Philippines. COs at USEM are used to such. Hopefully your IO at the AOS interview [if you have one]. will accept it. My wifes was so bad you could'nt even read it. I ordered a couple for her online that were clear.

K1 denied, K3/K4, CR-1/CR-2, AOS, ROC, Adoption, US citizenship and dual citizenship

!! ALL PAU!

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My original Birth Cert is not clear, like every letter is broken because it was just filled up using a type-timer (old times), but that's what I had all the time, for the K1 petition and visa application and didn't have any problem about it. Should I worry about for AOS?

Thanks for any answer.

My birth cert is like that too..its like there's not even a type writer that time, and heck, it was 1978 where i know type writer is already invented, u know! I dunno, it was crookedly hand-written and faded.

I did my k3 almost 3 yrs now so i cant really remember if they accept it at first but something in my mind tells me they asked for a certification from my local register to back up my birth cert being that its not very clear.

Im so glad im able to find ur post coz now i would just get another cert ( let my mom get it for me back home) just in case i would get an RFE in the future. I guess i still have time. AOS package dont go until after end of the month,anyway.

Goodluck to both of us!

March '05 - met George online thru common friend

March '06 - He went to visit me in the PI first time

May '06 - He came back for the family reunion and proposed for marriage

Nov. '06 - came back to prepare for our wedding

Dec 16, '06 - Wedding Day!

took at least 6 or 7 months (as i remember) for the K3 and was approved!

Nov '07 - I arrived in the US

together again with my gwapo, lol

April 9 - mailed in AOS package

April 13 - NOA for EAD and AOS

April 22 - Biometrics Appointment and will be on May 7 in Jamaica

May 7 - Biometrics done!

May 14 - Got an RFE dated may 9 - joint sponsor :-(

June 5 - they received our reply to the RFE

June 10 - EAD card production ordered, YAYYYYY Thank u, God!

June 21 - EAD card received in mail.

...and the waiting continues for the interview date...... will update later

so i got my interview date, and guess when??

Sept 10 - yaayyyy and its my hubby's Birthday! Approval would be a GREAT bday gift.

Sept 10 - got APPROVED! Indeed its a GREAT Birthday gift! " Card production Ordered" Yayyy

Sept 18 - Welcome Letter received!

Sept 19 - Green Card in hand!

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Oh, ok, at least I know that I'm not alone. lol.

My original Birth Cert is not clear, like every letter is broken because it was just filled up using a type-timer (old times), but that's what I had all the time, for the K1 petition and visa application and didn't have any problem about it. Should I worry about for AOS?

Thanks for any answer.

Very common for NSO BCs to be unclear in the Philippines. COs at USEM are used to such. Hopefully your IO at the AOS interview [if you have one]. will accept it. My wifes was so bad you could'nt even read it. I ordered a couple for her online that were clear.

Can I have the website where you ordered it, how much did it cost, and how long would it take you to get her BC?

Feb 07 - met my Dream Guy

Jun 08 - arrived in the US

Jul 08 - ♥♥♥ WEDDING DAY ♥♥♥

Jul 09 - Temp GC received

Mar 12 - 10 yr GC received

Aug 13 - Naturalized

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My original Birth Cert is not clear, like every letter is broken because it was just filled up using a type-timer (old times), but that's what I had all the time, for the K1 petition and visa application and didn't have any problem about it. Should I worry about for AOS?

Thanks for any answer.

yes its true,mind also like that it not clear when i apply for my passport b4 they cant read my nso bc they ask me to get bc to my municipality to proof im register there,and i went to my municipality to get a copy i just pay 50pesos for the copy no hassle and im using it here also ,because when we file our marriage license last year the lady ask me if is it my real bc because they cant read my name,she asking me another papers,i gave her the copy that they gave me in my municipality after they saw it no question at all coz they saw a seal on the bc .....just try to get ur copy of bc in ur municipality tell your mom to get yours and send it to u so that u have a backup if they need a clear copy

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Hi,

If you want, you may get a form that is a transcription of your Birth Certificate from the Local Civil Registrar (place where you were born) and have this form authenticated by NSO. This is called the FORM 1A.

You said your birth certificate issued by NSO is not clear, it is because NSO issue birth certificates in Security Paper, that is an image of your original birth certificate.

I believe, USCIS is not concerned with the kind of paper the birth cerficate is written, as long as it is in English. The Form 1A is very clear because as it is a transcription only of your birth certificate.

Just to share with you because I have worked with NSO before.

Have a good day. God bless everyone.

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Hi,

If you want, you may get a form that is a transcription of your Birth Certificate from the Local Civil Registrar (place where you were born) and have this form authenticated by NSO. This is called the FORM 1A.

You said your birth certificate issued by NSO is not clear, it is because NSO issue birth certificates in Security Paper, that is an image of your original birth certificate.

I believe, USCIS is not concerned with the kind of paper the birth cerficate is written, as long as it is in English. The Form 1A is very clear because as it is a transcription only of your birth certificate.

Just to share with you because I have worked with NSO before.

Have a good day. God bless everyone.

I tried that before when I was still in the Philippines but the NSO people said that things had changed and they can't issue an authenticated 1A anymore if they can issue an authenticated BC. They said it works before but rules has changed.

Feb 07 - met my Dream Guy

Jun 08 - arrived in the US

Jul 08 - ♥♥♥ WEDDING DAY ♥♥♥

Jul 09 - Temp GC received

Mar 12 - 10 yr GC received

Aug 13 - Naturalized

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Hi,

If you want, you may get a form that is a transcription of your Birth Certificate from the Local Civil Registrar (place where you were born) and have this form authenticated by NSO. This is called the FORM 1A.

You said your birth certificate issued by NSO is not clear, it is because NSO issue birth certificates in Security Paper, that is an image of your original birth certificate.

I believe, USCIS is not concerned with the kind of paper the birth cerficate is written, as long as it is in English. The Form 1A is very clear because as it is a transcription only of your birth certificate.

Just to share with you because I have worked with NSO before.

Have a good day. God bless everyone.

I tried that before when I was still in the Philippines but the NSO people said that things had changed and they can't issue an authenticated 1A anymore if they can issue an authenticated BC. They said it works before but rules has changed.

The Local Civil Registrar issue FORM 1A and not NSO. NSO just authenticate the FORM 1A issued by the LCR. As long as the all the data and information that is in the FORM 1A is the same with the NSO issued BIRTH CERTIFICATE.

I am sorry to hear that they have changed the system. Then I guess you have to request for a clearer copy of your BC online.

Try this link...

https://www.ecensus.com.ph/Secure/frmIndex.asp

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Oh, ok, at least I know that I'm not alone. lol.

My original Birth Cert is not clear, like every letter is broken because it was just filled up using a type-timer (old times), but that's what I had all the time, for the K1 petition and visa application and didn't have any problem about it. Should I worry about for AOS?

Thanks for any answer.

Very common for NSO BCs to be unclear in the Philippines. COs at USEM are used to such. Hopefully your IO at the AOS interview [if you have one]. will accept it. My wifes was so bad you could'nt even read it. I ordered a couple for her online that were clear.

Can I have the website where you ordered it, how much did it cost, and how long would it take you to get her BC?

I think they were about $20 each. Took about a month.

https://www.ecensus.com.ph/Secure/frmIndex.asp

K1 denied, K3/K4, CR-1/CR-2, AOS, ROC, Adoption, US citizenship and dual citizenship

!! ALL PAU!

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Mine too, you can read the 2 letters on my first name on my NSO birth certificate that's why i am not removing the attatched NSO receipt on it where they can read cleary my name :wacko: . Anyway, my Phil passport was clear enough as a back up.

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Aug. 05, 2009......sent N-400

Aug. 06, 2009......delivered at 11:45

Aug. 17, 2009.....NOA

Sept.01, 2009.....biometric appointment

Sept.12, 2009.....rcved interview letter

Oct. 19, 2009.....date of interview....passed!!!!!

Nov. 18, 2009.....Oath Ceremony...yahooooooooo!!!!!!!!!

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Hi,

If you want, you may get a form that is a transcription of your Birth Certificate from the Local Civil Registrar (place where you were born) and have this form authenticated by NSO. This is called the FORM 1A.

You said your birth certificate issued by NSO is not clear, it is because NSO issue birth certificates in Security Paper, that is an image of your original birth certificate.

I believe, USCIS is not concerned with the kind of paper the birth cerficate is written, as long as it is in English. The Form 1A is very clear because as it is a transcription only of your birth certificate.

Just to share with you because I have worked with NSO before.

Have a good day. God bless everyone.

I tried that before when I was still in the Philippines but the NSO people said that things had changed and they can't issue an authenticated 1A anymore if they can issue an authenticated BC. They said it works before but rules has changed.

The Local Civil Registrar issue FORM 1A and not NSO. NSO just authenticate the FORM 1A issued by the LCR. As long as the all the data and information that is in the FORM 1A is the same with the NSO issued BIRTH CERTIFICATE.

I am sorry to hear that they have changed the system. Then I guess you have to request for a clearer copy of your BC online.

Try this link...

https://www.ecensus.com.ph/Secure/frmIndex.asp

Ooops! Sorry, I misunderstood that. I know I need to get the Form 1A from Civil Registrar and have it authenticated by NSO. Now, I understand. Thanks for the link, anyway. :thumbs:

Oh, ok, at least I know that I'm not alone. lol.

My original Birth Cert is not clear, like every letter is broken because it was just filled up using a type-timer (old times), but that's what I had all the time, for the K1 petition and visa application and didn't have any problem about it. Should I worry about for AOS?

Thanks for any answer.

Very common for NSO BCs to be unclear in the Philippines. COs at USEM are used to such. Hopefully your IO at the AOS interview [if you have one]. will accept it. My wifes was so bad you could'nt even read it. I ordered a couple for her online that were clear.

Can I have the website where you ordered it, how much did it cost, and how long would it take you to get her BC?

I think they were about $20 each. Took about a month.

https://www.ecensus.com.ph/Secure/frmIndex.asp

Thanks for the link. I'll try it. :thumbs:

Mine too, you can read the 2 letters on my first name on my NSO birth certificate that's why i am not removing the attatched NSO receipt on it where they can read cleary my name :wacko: . Anyway, my Phil passport was clear enough as a back up.

My passport is clear too so if I don't get a clearer copy online, can I use my passport as back-up in case they need one to prove my identity? :blush:

Feb 07 - met my Dream Guy

Jun 08 - arrived in the US

Jul 08 - ♥♥♥ WEDDING DAY ♥♥♥

Jul 09 - Temp GC received

Mar 12 - 10 yr GC received

Aug 13 - Naturalized

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Hi,

Do you have a copy of the FORM 1A (transcription of Birth Certificate) issued by the Local Civil Registrar? If you have it, you may present it too. I believe the USCIS will accept that copy even if this has not been authenticated by NSO. Again if the data and information that you have in the FORM 1A is the same with whatever you provided the USCIS, then I believe you will be fine.

I am just sharing my opinion.

God bless.

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Hi,

Do you have a copy of the FORM 1A (transcription of Birth Certificate) issued by the Local Civil Registrar? If you have it, you may present it too. I believe the USCIS will accept that copy even if this has not been authenticated by NSO. Again if the data and information that you have in the FORM 1A is the same with whatever you provided the USCIS, then I believe you will be fine.

I am just sharing my opinion.

God bless.

Yes, I have the Form 1A and that one is very old too (paper is already brown :blush: ) but the prints are way much clearer than my birth certificate.

I guess I'll just send my Birth Cert. together with my application and if they'll have a problem about it not being clear, I'll present my Form 1A. Like I said, I used the same unclear BC for my visa application and I didn't have any problems with that.

Thanks for all your advise and suggestions. :thumbs:

Feb 07 - met my Dream Guy

Jun 08 - arrived in the US

Jul 08 - ♥♥♥ WEDDING DAY ♥♥♥

Jul 09 - Temp GC received

Mar 12 - 10 yr GC received

Aug 13 - Naturalized

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