late registered of birtcertificate.

[--czandra-- 1]

i have a question, im thinking if my late registered birtcertificate can be a way to deny me by US consul for getting a Spouse Visa? My mom thought that im registered but then she found out that i failed to registered by the midwife cause i dont have a copy of b.c in LCR nor in NSO, we just found out when i started to gather requirements and went to NSO to get auntenticate of my b.c and they told me no record found under my name. I dont have baptismal certificate either cause im not baptized in catholic when i was born. Is this become a big problem for me to get spouse visa? thank you so much!

[-teRe- 9]

i have a question, im thinking if my late registered birtcertificate can be a way to deny me by US consul for getting a Spouse Visa? My mom thought that im registered but then she found out that i failed to registered by the midwife cause i dont have a copy of b.c in LCR nor in NSO, we just found out when i started to gather requirements and went to NSO to get auntenticate of my b.c and they told me no record found under my name. I dont have baptismal certificate either cause im not baptized in catholic when i was born. Is this become a big problem for me to get spouse visa? thank you so much!

My birth record was also late registered 6 years after i was born was the only time it was finally recorded at the NSO, but no problems cos i got my BC copies many times already from NSO, as long as you can obtain your BC from NSO, there would be no problem with your visa concerning it, the fact of late registration won't matter, and if you can't obtain such BC, i think you need to follow some rules to prove your birth here in PI if you were born here, like you need to get a certificate from the LCR from the person who is in charge of such records that they indeed do not have a copy of it for some reason and after a diligent search then you need to present that with NSO, i am just not sure what are the further steps to be taken after that, but you can always visit the website of NSO or better yet call them on what to do with your birth record. Good luck!

[--czandra-- 1]

thank you so much for responding!

[Darnell 8,479]

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