Birth Certificate

[djwalker60]

After some searching, I've yet to find the answer to my question: According to my wife, during the early 1970's in China there were no real Birth Certificates given out. From the information I have is that the birth date was registered in there huko. So, as we know the US Government in their wisdom want's a birth certificate.

 

In that lies the question: How can we obtain a "birth certificate" if one was never issued? a letter from the local police? a copy of her hoku?

 

 

thanks

Dan

[djwalker60]

Maybe I answered this: She should take her hoku to the notary where they make the "white books" and they will create a birth certificate.. correct ?

 

Dan Walker

[dnoblett]

My wife was born in 1970, had no problems getting this from her home town Notary office, it is based off of her huko. It was accepted by the consulate, and later when we married and adjusted status.

[dnoblett]

Maybe I answered this: She should take her hoku to the notary where they make the "white books" and they will create a birth certificate.. correct ?

 

Dan Walker

Correct.

 

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