谁能解释清楚这个BIRTH RFE要求# EB23 - 劳工卡
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RFE原文如下：
Submit a copy of your birth certificate showing your parentage, which has
been registered with the proper civil authorities of the country of your
birth。
BIRTH
Available in the form of notarial certificates, which are secondary evidence
. Notarial certificates of birth (Chu Sheng Gong Zheng Shu or Chu Sheng
Zheng Ming Shu) for persons living in or recently departed from China are
generally reliable, but are best used in conjunction with other evidence.
They are most often based upon an AHHR (Household Record), which is easily
susceptible to fraud, especially in villages. Notarial birth certificates
for persons long departed from China are most likely based merely upon the
testimony of interested parties.
Although some notarial birth certificates will list stepparents or adoptive
parents along with natural parents, this is not always the case. In some
cases, the certificates will list only the natural parents, which covers up
an adoption.
Some applicants will present notarial certificates of relationship (Guan Xi
Gong Zheng [or Zheng Ming] Shu) in lieu of notarial birth certificates.
These certificates of relationship are unreliable and tend to be based
solely upon the testimony of interested parties. Notarial birth certificates
should be required. Care should be taken with any certificate that lists
step relationships. These relationships are relevant as to the date of
issuance of the certificate only. Marriage certificates should also be
required.
Submit a copy of your birth certificate showing your parentage, which has
been registered with the proper civil authorities of the country of your
birth。
BIRTH
Available in the form of notarial certificates, which are secondary evidence
. Notarial certificates of birth (Chu Sheng Gong Zheng Shu or Chu Sheng
Zheng Ming Shu) for persons living in or recently departed from China are
generally reliable, but are best used in conjunction with other evidence.
They are most often based upon an AHHR (Household Record), which is easily
susceptible to fraud, especially in villages. Notarial birth certificates
for persons long departed from China are most likely based merely upon the
testimony of interested parties.
Although some notarial birth certificates will list stepparents or adoptive
parents along with natural parents, this is not always the case. In some
cases, the certificates will list only the natural parents, which covers up
an adoption.
Some applicants will present notarial certificates of relationship (Guan Xi
Gong Zheng [or Zheng Ming] Shu) in lieu of notarial birth certificates.
These certificates of relationship are unreliable and tend to be based
solely upon the testimony of interested parties. Notarial birth certificates
should be required. Care should be taken with any certificate that lists
step relationships. These relationships are relevant as to the date of
issuance of the certificate only. Marriage certificates should also be
required.
