Re: Fiance birth certificate
Hi
My understanding was that you needed to show some document
that indicated the age of the person. A copy of the passport
and citizenship papers is what I'd used. At least for the I-129F.
You'll still need the birth certificate for the consulate,
later on. If it will be hard to get, best start working
on it right away. They will accept other evidence but
only from countries that don't issue BC's.
Later
Dwight
(Harold) wrote in message news:<>...
> We did not do it, but I have subsequently heard what sounds like good
> advice (and may explain the aforementioned RFEs)- to include the
> beneficiaries birth certificate(s), even though they are not required,
> so that if the IBIS security check gets a hit on a similar name they
> can more quickly determine that it is NOT your beneficiary and thereby
> reduce delay in processing.
>
> Ranjini <member839@british_expats.com> wrote in message news:<>...
> > Originally posted by jeffreyhy
> > > However, many posters
> > have reported that they received an RFE requesting the alien
> > beneficiary's birth certificate. So, up to you whether you want to
> > include it with your petition or not.
> > >
> > > Regards, JEff
> >
> >
> > That's interesting, Jeff. Anything is possible with the INS,
> > however....
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