找到了,这是我们公司律师的要求:
Birth Certificates: A copy of an extract of a "Registered" Birth
Certificate for all applicants. The birth certificate must state the date
and place of birth and full names of both parents, including the maiden name
of the mother. (In some countries this is the form of birth record referred
to as "full birth certificate" or "long-form birth certificate".) . If you
have legally changed your name since birth, other than through marriage,
legal evidence of the name change must also be supplied.
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Special note about birth documents: An acceptable birth certificate must
include the information below, and must be issued by a governing authority (
not a religious authority or hospital):
Your name
Your birth date
Your place of birth (city and country)
Names of both parents
If a birth certificate does not exist or does not contain all of the above
information, you must obtain the following:
Certificate from a government office in your country stating clearly
that a record of your birth does not exist; and
Two sworn affidavits (should be notarized; in India, affidavits must be
on rupee stamp paper)
Affidavits should be from your parents, if possible. If neither parent is
alive or if they cannot execute the affidavit(s), the next closest relative,
who was old enough to have personal knowledge of your birth at the time and
place it occurred (such as an aunt or uncle) may execute the affidavit
stating:
Complete names of both parents, including the maiden name of the mother
(if parents are executing the affidavit they should also mention the date
and place of their marriage)
Your complete name
That you are, in fact, their child (or, if signed by a relative, stating
their relationship to you)
Your date of birth
Your place of birth (city and country)