USC Birth Certificate

[knight3131 0]

Hello, I have a question and Im hoping someone can help me from this

forum.

I'm a US Citizen through my father. I was born in the Dominican

Republic and the Birth Certificate I have is from the US consulate in

DR. I have a form that I need to fill out and it is requesting a number

that appears on US Birth Certificate. This number is unique it is like

an Identification number. I checked my Birth Certificate over 100 times

and I dont see an Identification number. I looked at my siblings and

they also don't have a number. My mother who became a US Citizen has

one with a number.

I would like to know if this has happened to you and if you are US

Citizen through a parent and born in another country if your

certificate has a number?

Thanks

[motu 6]

I am a naturalized citizen also and No - there's no birth certificate #. If you are filling out an I129f just put N/A and you will need to submit a copy of the ceritificate of naturalization (it has your date of birth on it - or you can submit copies of your passport.) Good Luck

[kyd 0]

Hello,

I too am a U.S. citizen through my father. I was born in the Philippines & have a Department Of State Birth Certificate issued by the U.S. Consul in Manila. There is no identification number on this form, however, I do have a Certificate of Citizenship with a certificate number located in the upper right corner. If you have your Certificate of Citizenship & are filling out a form I-129F, you would use this information to answer question number 10. Hope this helps.

[knight3131 0]

How do I get a certificate of citizenship? and how much does it cost?

Thanks

[motu 6]

How do I get a certificate of citizenship? and how much does it cost?

Thanks

You should already have it - when you became a citizen. Ask your parents - and find out your status. If you are a permanent resident then you should have a Greencard - if you are a citizen then either you will have your own naturalization certificate or somehow be endorsed on your parents (not sure how they do that for minor children - on my certificate there is no space for names of children or anything like that.) Good Luck

[knight3131 0]

They only thing I have is my birth Certificate, which doesnt contain any number or any other information. Im may need to call USCIS.