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  1.    bunky623 reacted to a post in a topic: IR-5 for Ghanaian parents: Need Petitioner's orig birth certificate at interview?
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  5. bunky623
    Mother was DQ'ed the end of Oct. 2020. Father was DQ'ed mid-Jan 2021. I assume they pulled the father in with the mother so that they could interview together. Attorney told us it would be cheaper to send the birth certificate from U.S. than to try to get another certified copy. According to him "I understand there are shortage of paper to print new birth certificates, and obtaining a new one might cost a fortune." So I guess we will look at the best way to ship it.
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    Thanks. I assume you meant to say "Generally the only credible way for a such a difficult to replace item isn’t USPS, I use DHL"? Just to be clear, you are recommending DHL?
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    Hello. My wife (a U.S. citizen) is bringing her parents here from Ghana. They finally have an Interview scheduled on Dec. 19th in Accra. The attorney that has been helping us with the documents says that they will need to bring the daughter's (my wife's) original birth certificate to the interview. Is that really true? If so, we'll need to figure out how to mail it (or UPS) to Ghana prior to the interview. Thanks in advance!
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