Birth certificate

[sonicview 3]

My wife don't have birth certificate, so when i was applying for her I-130, we got her birth registered and she have the birth certificate now.

till waiting for I-130 result, but i read somewhere that birth has to be resister at the time of birth, and recently registered birth certificate can't be use for the AOS. 

What should we do? Any other document or affidavit needed, or recently registered birth certificate is acceptable?

This is for AOS in India.

Thanks

[Cyberfx1024 7,980]

22 minutes ago, sonicview said:

My wife don't have birth certificate, so when i was applying for her I-130, we got her birth registered and she have the birth certificate now.

till waiting for I-130 result, but i read somewhere that birth has to be resister at the time of birth, and recently registered birth certificate can't be use for the AOS. 

What should we do? Any other document or affidavit needed, or recently registered birth certificate is acceptable?

This is for AOS in India.

Thanks

So is your wife here in the USA or India? Because you can not do AOS while abroad. 

 

As long as the birth certificate is registered then there won't be an issue. But don't be surprised if it is not asked about

Edited December 2, 2019 by Cyberfx1024

[LilyJ 1,258]

29 minutes ago, Cyberfx1024 said:

So is your wife here in the USA or India? Because you can not do AOS while abroad. 

 

As long as the birth certificate is registered then there won't be an issue. But don't be surprised if it is not asked about

I think that the OP means Affidavit of Support. I agree, as long as it's a valid certified birth certificate it should be fine to use

[sonicview 3]

40 minutes ago, Cyberfx1024 said:

So is your wife here in the USA or India? Because you can not do AOS while abroad. 

 

As long as the birth certificate is registered then there won't be an issue. But don't be surprised if it is not asked about

She is India and we will do counselor processing. 

 

[sonicview 3]

11 minutes ago, LilyJ said:

I think that the OP means Affidavit of Support. I agree, as long as it's a valid certified birth certificate it should be fine to use

No, I mean affidavit from her parents, as proof of birth.

Like when my friend’s company applied for his GC he had to give two affidavit from parents and one secondary evidence because his birth certificate was never made (very common to not have birth registered in those days in Indian rural area). He had option to register at that time but was told that USCIS don’t accept  Birth certificate if it is not created with in certain timeframe of birth. 

[LilyJ 1,258]

2 minutes ago, sonicview said:

He had option to register at that time but was told that USCIS don’t accept  Birth certificate if it is not created with in certain timeframe of birth. 

USCIS or Department of State? You are no longer dealing with USCIS, now it's NVC/Department of State. Go by the Department of State criteria, not USCIS

[sonicview 3]

3 minutes ago, LilyJ said:

USCIS or Department of State? You are no longer dealing with USCIS, now it's NVC/Department of State. Go by the Department of State criteria, not USCIS

Really good point.

Yes, he dealt with USCIS.

But we will do CP so it will be NVC. So NVC/Department of state accept birth certificate created late? 

Edited December 2, 2019 by sonicview