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Xuan and I have had an ongoing discussion about her not having a "birth certificate" She was born in 1979 and for some reason she does not have a birth certificate. She was assigned a birthday which is something I just do not understand. Of course we have hired Mr. Nam and Ellis and we have gotten past this issue for the interview I guess. My question is, have any of you had anything like this with the birth certificate? I am concerned that if she does not have a real birth certificate when she gets here and we move on to the next steps we will have a great deal of trouble. I have talked about this before and I am still unsure. Xuan says it is not a problem and it may not be while she is there. Once she is here and we have to move forward I am concerned.

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There is a recent thread on here in an Adjusting Status forum about the options when a birth cert. can't be obtained/doesn't exist. I think the OP's fiance was born in India and living in the UK. Sorry I can't remember more details to help you search.

Her VN passport will work to confirm a birthdate.

I'd think that you/Xuan are going to need something that serves the purpose of a birth certificate as you work your way through life. That documentation will be easier to get while she in in VN than doing it long distance from the US.

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There is a recent thread on here in an Adjusting Status forum about the options when a birth cert. can't be obtained/doesn't exist. I think the OP's fiance was born in India and living in the UK. Sorry I can't remember more details to help you search.

Her VN passport will work to confirm a birthdate.

I'd think that you/Xuan are going to need something that serves the purpose of a birth certificate as you work your way through life. That documentation will be easier to get while she in in VN than doing it long distance from the US.

If I recall correctly, there is document that wold have had to provide a document stating that she does not have a birth certificate. You will more than likely need more copies of this when you go to the US.

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Xuan and I have had an ongoing discussion about her not having a "birth certificate" She was born in 1979 and for some reason she does not have a birth certificate. She was assigned a birthday which is something I just do not understand. Of course we have hired Mr. Nam and Ellis and we have gotten past this issue for the interview I guess. My question is, have any of you had anything like this with the birth certificate? I am concerned that if she does not have a real birth certificate when she gets here and we move on to the next steps we will have a great deal of trouble. I have talked about this before and I am still unsure. Xuan says it is not a problem and it may not be while she is there. Once she is here and we have to move forward I am concerned.

Any thoughts?

Jack,

Depending on where you live, she may need her origianl birth certificate translated into English in order to get you marriage certificate.

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