Quick Question: Do I need a certified Copy of my birth certificate?

[missyk 0]

Quick Question: Do I need a certified copy of my birth certificate?

This is for the AOS application for my wife. Please advise if this need to be certified.

Also do I need one later on?

Thanks

Missy K

[sasaqlain 24]

Attach a Photocopy with the application. Thats what I did. Also, take a copy along with the originals when you get to the interview stage.

Hope this helped.

[bantam 0]

You need to send in a photocopy of a certified copy of a birth certificate.

[missyk 0]

Thanks. One other thing, my wife's birth certificate from poland, does it need to be notarize as well? We got the doc today. Please advise.

Ollie

[bantam 0]

Please read the instructions for every document you are filling out! This is about your future together!

Translations. Any foreign language document must be

accompanied by a full English translation that the

translator has certified as complete and correct, and by

the translator's certification that he or she is competent

to translate the foreign language into English.

[Kar98 0]

Thanks. One other thing, my wife's birth certificate from poland, does it need to be notarize as well? We got the doc today. Please advise.

Ollie

Dunno how it works in Poland, but I had my mother go to the local registry in the town where she lives and I was born, and pull an "international certificate of birth" where each field had a legend in multiple languages. That was enough for USCIS purposes. Attached a photocopy (well a scan and print) to each of the forms and brought the original she mailed me to our interview.

[missyk 0]

Please read the instructions for every document you are filling out! This is about your future together!

Translations. Any foreign language document must be

accompanied by a full English translation that the

translator has certified as complete and correct, and by

the translator's certification that he or she is competent

to translate the foreign language into English.

I know its our future together! I'm just asking a simple question before I read the documentation fully. Thanks for your comment though. God bless!"