Birth certificate translation article

1. Birth certificate translation article You may have forgotten you even have a birth certificate as there is normally no need to refer to it. But in fact, it is quite an important document, particularly if you are uprooting yourself and moving to another place, whether it’s within your own country or overseas. A birth certificate details certain information about yourself which includes identifying you by your name, date of birth and place of birth. This sort of key information is often required by insurers, issuers of driving licenses, school administrators, Medicare and doctors or if you have reached pension age, the relevant government department that assess your eligibility for an elder’s pension. If you are young and you decide you want to leave your country and live and work overseas, your host country will want to see your birth certificate. If, for instance,you are applying for jobs in the U.S. and you finally get an offer, you will need to provide your birth certificate when it comes to immigration. A complication may arise if your country of origin does not speak English and your birth certificate is not in English as you will need to get a birth certificate translated. It’s not only a birth certificate translation that is requiredbut also all the other documents such as your passport, your qualifications and a medical examination report. These translations will also need to be submitted for your spouse and any children accompanying you to the U.S. Every birth certificate translation has to include the name in full of the person whose birth certificate is being translated, the birth date, the place of birth and the parents’ names. The U.S.C.I.S.requires that the translator provides a statement that has been signed with each translation indicating that the information on the birth certificate has been translated correctly. U.S. immigration law does not insist that your chosen translator has any specific qualifications but it is a requirement that a certificate is attached signed by the translation company that states the translation is correct. Before you are allowed to enter the United States it will be necessary for you to attend an interview at a U.S. consulate or embassy in your country first. This is when you will need to take your original birth certificate plus any birth certificate translation that has a certificate attached signed by the translator stating that the translation is correct.

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