US Immigration from Argentina

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My wife and I have received an RFE for AOS (I-485) requesting for "a copy of their birth certificate issued by the appropriate civil authority in their country of birth. We will only accept a long-form birth certificate which lists at least one parent."

My wife was born in a small, rural town in Argentina where it is still using an old-fashioned birth certificate that does not have the document name such as 'Acta de Nacimiento.' https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/Visa-Reciprocity-and-Civil-Documents-by-Country/Argentina.html.

After reaching out to her birth place civil authority, we have been informed by them that there are no other birth certificate templates that can be created. Unlike those applicants who are from the capital city of Buenos Aires, my wife's birth certificate does not seem as official as theirs.

We have submitted the documents listed below and wanted to ask you if anyone had this experience and how you were able to move forward with your AOS.

>Copy of original birth certificate in Spanish

>Copy of legalized Additional Signature Sheet in Spanish

>Copy of apostille of original birth certificate from the Government of the Province of Buenos Aires

>Translated document of original birth certificate from Spanish to English

>Translated document of legalized Additional Signature Sheet from Spanish to English

>Translation certification

Thank you for your time.

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Thanks in advance.

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