Legal Question in Immigration Law in California
country of birth
I am a Canadian citizen (and have been for the past 30 years) but was born in Seoul, Korea. I applied for permanent residency in the USA and was asked to provide proof that I was born in Korea even though all my identification documents are issued by Canada. As far as I know Korea does not issue birth certificates or at least they didn't 35 years ago. Why is the evidence of my place of birth necessary? And what other ''proof'' can I provide in lieu of a birth certificate?
Asked on 7/19/05, 1:18 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Baoqin Wang
Law Office of Baoqin Wang
Re: country of birth
You can provide your household registry, which has your birth date and the names of your parents.
Answered on 7/19/05, 12:41 pm
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