Has anyone used the consulate's notary services?

[KittyPollitt 284]

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I'm due to have my fiance's baby in 3 weeks, and we want to put his name on her birth certificate. My state requires that if a parent is not present in the hospital at birth, that both parents sign an affidavit of parentage and have it notarized, in order to list the father's name on the birth certificate. I'm not sure if they will accept a foreign notary's stamp, but I know that US Consulates offer a notary service for documents that will be used in the US. What I'm not sure of is if this service is only available to US Citizens abroad, or if my fiance would be able to use his government issued ID to get something notarized at the Consulate.

Has anyone had any experiences similar to this? What should I do?

Thanks in advance,

Sarah

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Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I'll give it a shot-

I'm due to have my fiance's baby in 3 weeks, and we want to put his name on her birth certificate. My state requires that if a parent is not present in the hospital at birth, that both parents sign an affidavit of parentage and have it notarized, in order to list the father's name on the birth certificate. I'm not sure if they will accept a foreign notary's stamp, but I know that US Consulates offer a notary service for documents that will be used in the US. What I'm not sure of is if this service is only available to US Citizens abroad, or if my fiance would be able to use his government issued ID to get something notarized at the Consulate.

Has anyone had any experiences similar to this? What should I do?

Thanks in advance,

Sarah

Yes you can go in US CONSULATE for notarized document . I also had to notarized some 4O1K related document for my wife she is US CITIZEN she sent me paper by email so i printed out and im Pakistan Citizen living in RIYADH they asked 113 Saudi Riyals to notarized that paper .I hope this Info might helpful.

Thank you !

[KittyPollitt 284]

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I'll give it a shot-

I'm due to have my fiance's baby in 3 weeks, and we want to put his name on her birth certificate. My state requires that if a parent is not present in the hospital at birth, that both parents sign an affidavit of parentage and have it notarized, in order to list the father's name on the birth certificate. I'm not sure if they will accept a foreign notary's stamp, but I know that US Consulates offer a notary service for documents that will be used in the US. What I'm not sure of is if this service is only available to US Citizens abroad, or if my fiance would be able to use his government issued ID to get something notarized at the Consulate.

Has anyone had any experiences similar to this? What should I do?

Thanks in advance,

Sarah

Yes you can go in US CONSULATE for notarized document . I also had to notarized some 4O1K related document for my wife she is US CITIZEN she sent me paper by email so i printed out and im Pakistan Citizen living in RIYADH they asked 113 Saudi Riyals to notarized that paper .I hope this Info might helpful.

Thank you !

Thank you so much!

[brooklyn 0]

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I'll give it a shot-

I'm due to have my fiance's baby in 3 weeks, and we want to put his name on her birth certificate. My state requires that if a parent is not present in the hospital at birth, that both parents sign an affidavit of parentage and have it notarized, in order to list the father's name on the birth certificate. I'm not sure if they will accept a foreign notary's stamp, but I know that US Consulates offer a notary service for documents that will be used in the US. What I'm not sure of is if this service is only available to US Citizens abroad, or if my fiance would be able to use his government issued ID to get something notarized at the Consulate.

Has anyone had any experiences similar to this? What should I do?

Thanks in advance,

Sarah

Yes you can go in US CONSULATE for notarized document . I also had to notarized some 4O1K related document for my wife she is US CITIZEN she sent me paper by email so i printed out and im Pakistan Citizen living in RIYADH they asked 113 Saudi Riyals to notarized that paper .I hope this Info might helpful.

Thank you !

Thank you so much!

HI dont want to spund stupid but can you tell me what a affidavit of parentage and where would you get 1 ?

I am in the same boat I will have our daughter on nov 16 and I would like my husband name on her papers not my x husband .

Thanks u so much Broklyn

[KittyPollitt 284]

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I'll give it a shot-

I'm due to have my fiance's baby in 3 weeks, and we want to put his name on her birth certificate. My state requires that if a parent is not present in the hospital at birth, that both parents sign an affidavit of parentage and have it notarized, in order to list the father's name on the birth certificate. I'm not sure if they will accept a foreign notary's stamp, but I know that US Consulates offer a notary service for documents that will be used in the US. What I'm not sure of is if this service is only available to US Citizens abroad, or if my fiance would be able to use his government issued ID to get something notarized at the Consulate.

Has anyone had any experiences similar to this? What should I do?

Thanks in advance,

Sarah

Yes you can go in US CONSULATE for notarized document . I also had to notarized some 4O1K related document for my wife she is US CITIZEN she sent me paper by email so i printed out and im Pakistan Citizen living in RIYADH they asked 113 Saudi Riyals to notarized that paper .I hope this Info might helpful.

Thank you !

Thank you so much!

HI dont want to spund stupid but can you tell me what a affidavit of parentage and where would you get 1 ?

I am in the same boat I will have our daughter on nov 16 and I would like my husband name on her papers not my x husband .

Thanks u so much Broklyn

In my state, you can go to vital records or any health department to obtain this document.. I found this out by searching for "acknowledging paternity" and "affidavit of paternity" in google, or you could call the department in your state that handles birth certificates.

Congrats on your new baby!

[New Beginnings 32]

I would suggest also contacting the hospital to see what they require. I was shocked at the DMV here in MN and what they were requiring to be done. So to cover all the bases I would just tell them what you're planning to do.. having the paper notarized at the consulate... and ask if there is anything else they would require.

I'll never stop being amazed at the different requirements every agency has!!