Parents date of Birth Unknown

[Nikita2Charles 33]

On the application where they ask for parents DOB< What do you put for Parents date of birth if you don't know it, would that be N/A or write unknown?

[john_and_marlene 162]

On the application where they ask for parents DOB< What do you put for Parents date of birth if you don't know it, would that be N/A or write unknown?

Can you ask them?

[payxibka 10,048]

On the application where they ask for parents DOB< What do you put for Parents date of birth if you don't know it, would that be N/A or write unknown?

N/A would not be the correct reply as it certainly is applicable. Unknown would be more proper.

[YuAndDan 153]

On the application where they ask for parents DOB< What do you put for Parents date of birth if you don't know it, would that be N/A or write unknown?

N/A would not be the correct reply as it certainly is applicable. Unknown would be more proper.

That is correct put "Unknown" on that line, my fiance also did not know her parents exact date of birth so that is what we wrote "Unknown" Edited October 30, 2006 by YuAndDan

[chri'stina 190]

We put "unknown".

On the application where they ask for parents DOB< What do you put for Parents date of birth if you don't know it, would that be N/A or write unknown?

Can you ask them?

I'm sure they don't know, which is why 'unknown' has to be written. My MIL and FIL do not know they exact date of their birth, only the year and possibly month.

[john_and_marlene 162]

We put "unknown".

On the application where they ask for parents DOB< What do you put for Parents date of birth if you don't know it, would that be N/A or write unknown?

Can you ask them?

I'm sure they don't know, which is why 'unknown' has to be written. My MIL and FIL do not know they exact date of their birth, only the year and possibly month.

In that case I would put an approximate date and explain why the exact date is only approximate on a continuation page.

[YuAndDan 153]

We put "unknown".

On the application where they ask for parents DOB< What do you put for Parents date of birth if you don't know it, would that be N/A or write unknown?

Can you ask them?

I'm sure they don't know, which is why 'unknown' has to be written. My MIL and FIL do not know they exact date of their birth, only the year and possibly month.

I had to look at the copy of the G-325A that we sent in for my fiance it has been a while, the line says IF KNOWN, we put what we knew, which were City, Province, Country, since we didn not know a DOB we did not put a date, just what was known, no need to write anything like "Unknown" or "N/A" just what is known.

[chri'stina 190]

We put "unknown".

On the application where they ask for parents DOB< What do you put for Parents date of birth if you don't know it, would that be N/A or write unknown?

Can you ask them?

I'm sure they don't know, which is why 'unknown' has to be written. My MIL and FIL do not know they exact date of their birth, only the year and possibly month.

In that case I would put an approximate date and explain why the exact date is only approximate on a continuation page.

We didn't do that and didn't feel the need. IT's fine if someone wants to do that, but as someone said, the directions say "If known", so they know that some places do not have records on it from the past. It was never a problem during our visa process and GC interview.

USCIS Embassies/consulates and even offices in the US seem to know certain things about countries they deal with, such as that many Indians do not have birth certificates or records of their birth before a certain year.

[BishopMnA 0]

My fiancee also did not know her father's DOB. We put unknown and passed the USCIS and NVC checks.

Peace...

[jonty 0]

On the application where they ask for parents DOB< What do you put for Parents date of birth if you don't know it, would that be N/A or write unknown?

Just put "Unknown"