Question-Birth Certificate-Please Help!!!!Urgent!!!!!!

[indianjasmin]

I married to USA citizen in 2004 and I am USA citizen now. I want to file I-130 for my parents for their USA immigration. I mentioned my parents’ names, birthdates and birthplaces in the forms that I filled out for my immigration to USA from india in 2004. This info (my parents’ names, birthdates and birthplaces) I took from their school leaving certificates and they also applied for their Indian passports based in this info. Now here is the problem.

I think they will need their birth certificates for their USA immigration but they don’t have their birth certificates. So they went to their municipalities for getting these and they found out that their names and birthdates are different (than other documents like school leaving certificates) in municipalities records. So they asked the municipalities to give the correct birth certificates but municipalities denied for doing any change. They also denied giving “No records of Birth Cerificate”

I am confused here. Can anyone please advise me on how to proceed for I-130 and USA immigration for my parents? Does anyone came across same problem or know how to solve the problem. Is there any other alternative to get “No records of Birth Cerificate”? Can they immigrate without birth certificates and “No records of Birth Cerificate” Please Help.

[Xkuger]

Please check your original post... if you have further questions you should post on the same thread. This allows other posters to respond appropriately.

[indianjasmin]

Thanks a lot. I was not able to find my original post

Can you guide me how can I see my posts and replies I got?

[Xkuger]

Can you guide me how can I see my posts and replies I got?

Here is my response to your earlier post.......
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You can prove with all supporting documents that it was an error and see if you have a legal option to get a court order to change the birth/death facts.

I know that if they lost your records you can have it entered.. after public display of your records, advertising etc, if no one objects --- I would wonder who would even care to object.

Get in touch with a lawyer in India...

There is no way around this, US Immigration expects that your records are in order, if they are not then its upto you to correct it. So find a way and do this so that something like this does not come to bite you 10 years later that invalidates your green card.