RFE

[kKoma 0]

RFE states to submit more evidence to prove parent-child relation.
Two evidence can be sent: "school records" and a baptismal certificate.
 

1. SCHOOL RECORD:

All schools have lost my records. However, they're willing to sign a paper that verifies that I went there and that my parent's name was used.
Is this "paper" considered as an affidavit?

2. BAPTISIMAL CERTIFICATE:

I'm getting one this week so it will be a very NEW document.

RFE states to submit OLDEST available document.

Should I still get this certificate?

[Timona 4,207]

Get both 

[kKoma 0]

1 minute ago, Timona said:

Get both 

Yes, I plan to.

But, again, are the papers my schools are going to sign considered affidavits? Because, the steps I need to do will change if they are.

I think the RFE states a condition to be met when sending affidavits:

“If none of the above secondary evidence is available, you must establish that such evidence is not available by submitting EVIDENCE OF NON-EXISTENCE. AFTER DOING SO, tertiary evidence, such as AFFIDAVITS, may be submitted.”

[Timona 4,207]

Sure. They can.

 

There are some education systems of which parental information isn't written on a child's record, just like my country.

[kKoma 0]

On 3/25/2022 at 9:45 PM, Timona said:

Sure. They can.

 

There are some education systems of which parental information isn't written on a child's record, just like my country.

My school record (example form) doesn't have a stamp or signature from the issuing personnel.
 

USCIS letter says to include one. Is this an issue?
 

[Timona 4,207]

28 minutes ago, kKoma said:

My school record (example form) doesn't have a stamp or signature from the issuing personnel.
 

USCIS letter says to include one. Is this an issue?
 

 

Ask the school to stamp it. That's easy. 

 

Ask them to strap and email it to you. Then upload the copy. 

Edited March 26, 2022 by Timona