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When I booked my flight via Delta in 2019, my flight was Manila-Narita-Atlanta-Pensacola. I checked in my bag in Manila, retrieved it in Atlanta, checked it in again in Atlanta and retrieve it in Pensacola. When I booked my flight via United this year, my flight was Pensacola-Houston-Hawaii-Guam-Manila. I checked in my bag in Pensacola and retrieve it in Manila. You can always ask then check in counter where you are going to get your baggage. You can see the details of it in the baggage tag as well. Hope this helps!

Hello, I am hoping that one of you can give me an idea of what to do. I am going to be a U.S. citizen soon, and I am planning on petitioning my 63-year old mother. However, I can not find any record of her birth certificate. I tried getting her record using different possible names and years of birth, but no luck. All I have are negatives saying that she has no record. Anyway, with the negative birth certificates, we have been trying to do a late registration for her, but this is taking too long and the effort is too much (we got to do the registration of her birth certificate in Eastern Samar and we just don't have anyone reliable to help us with it). I am also not looking forward to getting her passport and other immigration-related papers with a late-registered birth certificate (they are prone to extra scrutiny). Does anyone else have other ideas on how to go about it? I'm not asking for anything illegal, just another option for registering her birth certificate or maybe an agency that can help? Your experience in dealing with a birth certificate that is 63 years old would be helpful. Thank you all for your help.