Non-Availability Certificate and Affidavits - Question
I have filed GC for my parents, and they had a query to get the Non-Availability Certificate. So we got non-availability certificate for both of my parents.
I have a question on the Affidavits.
1) My fathers non availability certificate date shows 1/27 and we did affidavits on 3/2. Is that is ok? The date on non availability and affidavits should show the same?
2) We have done 4 affidavits, 2 for mother and 2 for father.
The title for 3 of them says as "Affidavit of proof of birth" but one of the affidavit says "Declaration of Age". Is that is ok? Or I should redo it?
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Thanks.
I have filed GC for my parents, and they had a query to get the Non-Availability Certificate. So we got non-availability certificate for both of my parents.
I have a question on the Affidavits.
1) My fathers non availability certificate date shows 1/27 and we did affidavits on 3/2. Is that is ok? The date on non availability and affidavits should show the same?
2) We have done 4 affidavits, 2 for mother and 2 for father.
The title for 3 of them says as "Affidavit of proof of birth" but one of the affidavit says "Declaration of Age". Is that is ok? Or I should redo it?
Please respond, not enough time left.
Thanks.
The date on non-availability certificate and affidavits was different in my case. There is no requirements that the date be the same.
I would not be too wooried about the title of affidavit, but get it corrected if you can. If the time is short just submit it.
My mom got RFE for her BC because we didnt have BC and just submitted 2 affidavits from her mom and maternal uncle.
RFE is asking either BC OR Non availAbility of BC? If i get NABC from Indian consulate in us (she was born in 1949) will be enough for INS or do we need to get NABC from india /place where she was born?
Thanks in advance
The date on non-availability certificate and affidavits was different in my case. There is no requirements that the date be the same.
I would not be too wooried about the title of affidavit, but get it corrected if you can. If the time is short just submit it.
IMHO: Indian Consulate = India for formal paper work. It should suffice.
VM
Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer.