Islamabad, is b form used as birthcertificate

[Visitor User 253]

1 hour ago, Abcd1234 said:

Yes, physically travelled there wasted one day, they had old old registers, they looked at records, and found it and issued a new birthcertificate which is in urdu and english, needed id card and parents id card

I reside in USA. UC gives NADRA computerized one. 

 

 

[Abcd1234 102]

11 hours ago, Visitor User said:

I reside in USA. UC gives NADRA computerized one. 

 

 

Well, i fall for this nadra computarized misconception too, we contacted nadra at many levels, Nadra DOESNT issue birth certificates. In islamabad i think it was cda( if i remember correctly), but other provinces it is union council. They do issue computerized ones, they may have dome affliation with nadra to check records but nadra by itself doesnt issue birthcerticates like i found on youtube and google. I fall for that and kept contacting nadra. U may be able to get it by sending ur relative, they also need hospital birthcertificate or letter from someone lady if birth was at hok me and she witnessed it.

    There may be some people or websites offering to get it for u i was thinking that but i end up sending my gf back to her home city to get it(it was her bc). Those websites people may have links and i think they can get it for you with some fees. But yes nadra doesnt issue it that is sure. However it will be from gov of punjab , sindh etc and it is on there letter pad

[Amrood 7]

18 hours ago, Visitor User said:

Please help. How did you get it?

Did you physically go there?

One of my friends referred me to a lawyer who was based in Karachi. I used his services to get mine from Rawalpindi. I whatsapped him the required docs and paid Rs 10,000 (5k initially. 5 after it was done) . Got it in two weeks by courier. 

[Abcd1234 102]

41 minutes ago, Amrood said:

One of my friends referred me to a lawyer who was based in Karachi. I used his services to get mine from Rawalpindi. I whatsapped him the required docs and paid Rs 10,000 (5k initially. 5 after it was done) . Got it in two weeks by courier. 

Yes 100 bucks dont hurt if you cant do it easily other way. I was thinking to do something like that.

However gov fee was 150 rupees only when my fiancee went there. It took an hour but travelling back and forth was hard

[Visitor User 253]

6 hours ago, Abcd1234 said:

Well, i fall for this nadra computarized misconception too, we contacted nadra at many levels, Nadra DOESNT issue birth certificates. In islamabad i think it was cda( if i remember correctly), but other provinces it is union council. They do issue computerized ones, they may have dome affliation with nadra to check records but nadra by itself doesnt issue birthcerticates like i found on youtube and google. I fall for that and kept contacting nadra. U may be able to get it by sending ur relative, they also need hospital birthcertificate or letter from someone lady if birth was at hok me and she witnessed it.

    There may be some people or websites offering to get it for u i was thinking that but i end up sending my gf back to her home city to get it(it was her bc). Those websites people may have links and i think they can get it for you with some fees. But yes nadra doesnt issue it that is sure. However it will be from gov of punjab , sindh etc and it is on there letter pad

NADRA does not issue them but Union Council does based on NADRA and the paper will have silver lining for authenticity.

 

I used Mamoo In Pakistan services. There were few others to choose from. MIP has great reputation as they are a big company. It was $250 USD. 

 

I was able to get the scan  yesterday of my BC. I had forgot to submit my Grand Father’s CNIC Card to MIP. Therefore, the CNIC is blank on my BC. Would that be an issue with USCIS? I submitted my GF card to them so they are working on a new BC now. 

 

[Visitor User 253]

6 hours ago, Amrood said:

One of my friends referred me to a lawyer who was based in Karachi. I used his services to get mine from Rawalpindi. I whatsapped him the required docs and paid Rs 10,000 (5k initially. 5 after it was done) . Got it in two weeks by courier. 

DHL?

[Amrood 7]

7 hours ago, Visitor User said:

NADRA does not issue them but Union Council does based on NADRA and the paper will have silver lining for authenticity.

 

I used Mamoo In Pakistan services. There were few others to choose from. MIP has great reputation as they are a big company. It was $250 USD. 

 

I was able to get the scan  yesterday of my BC. I had forgot to submit my Grand Father’s CNIC Card to MIP. Therefore, the CNIC is blank on my BC. Would that be an issue with USCIS? I submitted my GF card to them so they are working on a new BC now. 

 

Not an issue. I checked from lawyer. 70% of Pakistani BCs dont have Grand father's CNIC number entered. I also had my blank and got a visa last week. 

[Visitor User 253]

47 minutes ago, Amrood said:

Not an issue. I checked from lawyer. 70% of Pakistani BCs dont have Grand father's CNIC number entered. I also had my blank and got a visa last week. 

Cool. Entry status says Normal.

 

Congratulations.

[Visitor User 253]

Should I submit my NADRA/UC BC and 2 Affidavits as secondary evidence to be safe? Too much evidence can't hurt right?

[pm5k 129]

23 hours ago, Visitor User said:

Cool. Entry status says Normal.

 

Congratulations.

No late entry?  I am surprised

[Visitor User 253]

1 hour ago, pm5k said:

No late entry?  I am surprised

Normal.  

 

Probably because it was registered with KMC and I had the extract of BC. 

[Mirza Ali 3]

Union council of ths area where your birth has been registered, issues birth certificate. Parents or sibling ID card is required. 

[pm5k 129]

On 6/30/2018 at 2:27 AM, Visitor User said:

Normal.  

 

Probably because it was registered with KMC and I had the extract of BC. 

Interesting.  

 

I know people who had original birth certificates (that were also registered with the KMC), and they ended up getting "late entry" written on their birth certificates.  Sigh, goes to show one must always review things...

[Visitor User 253]

1 hour ago, pm5k said:

Interesting.  

 

I know people who had original birth certificates (that were also registered with the KMC), and they ended up getting "late entry" written on their birth certificates.  Sigh, goes to show one must always review things...

So I did receive the physical document last Friday. My lawyer will take a look on Monday and if everything looks OK. He will mail the RFIE response.

 

Looks like my clock will re-start since it was RFIE but I have heard of people getting their EAD faster than normal processing times.

Edited July 9, 2018 by Visitor User

[Visitor User 253]

On 7/2/2018 at 2:32 AM, Mirza Ali said:

Union council of ths area where your birth has been registered, issues birth certificate. Parents or sibling ID card is required. 

They were registered in 1970s as well? How do they pull up birth records? My NICOP was registered in 2004. Do they create a new BC? Sibling ID was not required. Just the parents ID cards.