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My wife birth certificate shows her bday on jan10 n NSO is also Jan10. I put jan19 cuz she got registered late. Now the DFA won't let her follow the jan19, will this be a major issue during interview or can it be changed at that time?

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I am not an expert on this but I think DFA will really follow the NSO as it is the day she was really born. It will really affect interview since its not her birthday. Put in his real birthday as shown in the Birth Certificate in NSO. I'm sure NSO will have an affidavit of support for the late registered.

I hope someone will see your post with the same issue as yours (late registered).

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They asked for the birthday - not the registratin date. They might just ask why it was registered late tho. Thye might consider that as falsifying information which we all know that it wasn't the case.

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