Birth certificate question

[ClemsonC 62]

So for Manitoba, I can’t figure out which birth certificate is needed. Attached is a copy of the three choices 

1) birth certificate without parents names

2) birth certificates with parents names

3) copy of registration (and states this is not a birth certificate). 
 

Attached is also what the Dept is asking for on their website. 
Which do I choose? 
I was thinking the copy of registration, but then when it says “this is not a birth certificate” throws me off. 

[Thrillhouse 193]

You need the one WITH parents' names. This is the long-form birth certificate (though calling it "large" is interesting).

 

The one without names is the short-form certificate.

Edited February 5, 2020 by Thrillhouse

[ledingham 68]

With parents names is best. Also hello fellow Manitoban!

[ClemsonC 62]

2 hours ago, Thrillhouse said:

You need the one WITH parents' names. This is the long-form birth certificate (though calling it "large" is interesting).

 

The one without names is the short-form certificate.

The one I have has our names on it. It’s not  a long form , maybe 4x6?

It is a bit bigger than the Ontario standard birth certificate I have from when I was born. 

I figured it would have been an entire 8x10 

33 minutes ago, ledingham said:

With parents names is best. Also hello fellow Manitoban!

Hello! Only lived there for two years when posted there  

Originally from Ontario, but living in NS now  

[ledingham 68]

1 minute ago, ClemsonC said:

Hello! Only lived there for two years when posted there  

Originally from Ontario, but living in NS now  

OH haha sorry then, There's few of us on here so I got excited too quickly

[NikLR 13,227]

On 2/5/2020 at 8:19 AM, ClemsonC said:

The one I have has our names on it. It’s not  a long form , maybe 4x6?

It is a bit bigger than the Ontario standard birth certificate I have from when I was born. 

I figured it would have been an entire 8x10 

Hello! Only lived there for two years when posted there  

Originally from Ontario, but living in NS now  

Then you need your birth registration from Ontario (wherever you were born).  Normally you get the large certificate (or long) with both parents name, but Ontario is a bit different. 

[PeachesMagee 62]

Hello fellow Manitobans!!!

 

OP: you definitely need the long form of your birth certificate. USCIS needs to verify your parent's names, as you provide them in your paperwork.

Good luck!