Hello All
I am applying a dependent visa for Belgium but my birth certificate does not have my name on it. Or the birth certificate is name less but it has my parents details and place of birth as well as date of birth.
Will it be valid for processing my visa application.
Has anybody experienced this and received visa?
Birth certificate issue
Bhagyashri
06 August 2020 17:24:34
5
Kuldeep16
06 August 2020 17:33:08
8
Same Query
Bhagyashri
06 August 2020 17:33:37
5
Let me know if yours get any answers
AlexFromBelgium
06 August 2020 18:44:52
1731
A birth certificate is still a certificate issued by a country.
Belgium has nothing to say about it, only your country.
But the embassy can ask you to provide further details/documents in that case.
So send a copy by mail to the embassy + ID card/passport and ask them if it's enough or not.
Aneesh
06 August 2020 23:21:41
1990
There is a procedure to add name in your birth registration.
Yes, the consulate will not be happy to see a birth certificate without your name on it.
Bhagyashri
07 August 2020 07:30:06
5
My birth place is MP and the MP Govt does not allow yet to include the name on birth certificate if you are older that 15 years
So now I can not get my name printed on it
Is there any other way?
Bhagyashri
07 August 2020 07:31:36
5
Also I have got it legalized
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