Pakistani Birth Certificates - Please help

[vega1x1 0]

Hi all,

I submitted birth certificates for my mom's immigration case that the pakistani consulate had issued to me and my mom and they were rejected by NVC saying that they need to come from the registrar or births and deaths or the director of health services. The ridiculus thing is that the same certificates were accepted by USCIS for my citizenship case and for the I-130 filling for my mom. I think the issue here is just that they have not seen any like the ones i submitted and they have a problem with that. I don't even think that there are such authorities as direcotr of health services or registrar of births and deaths in pakistan to begin with. Is there another pakistani applicant here who can advise as to where i need to get these done from that these walk-the-line dumb idiots would accept?

Any help is greatly appreciated...

thank you,

[ali35 0]

Hi all,

I submitted birth certificates for my mom's immigration case that the pakistani consulate had issued to me and my mom and they were rejected by NVC saying that they need to come from the registrar or births and deaths or the director of health services. The ridiculus thing is that the same certificates were accepted by USCIS for my citizenship case and for the I-130 filling for my mom. I think the issue here is just that they have not seen any like the ones i submitted and they have a problem with that. I don't even think that there are such authorities as direcotr of health services or registrar of births and deaths in pakistan to begin with. Is there another pakistani applicant here who can advise as to where i need to get these done from that these walk-the-line dumb idiots would accept? <img src="http://www.visajourney.com/forums/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/mad.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="" border="0" alt="mad.gif" />

Any help is greatly appreciated...

thank you,

Local Municipal's Dept birth record (for example Islamabad it's CDA) They didn't accepted my Hospital B.C either although it was good enough for USCIS.