American green card birth notarization process

Legal Analysis: Applicants must be in the United States to apply for a green card. After submitting the application, he needs a birth certificate. Let his family go to the local police station to issue a birth certificate according to the household registration book, and then take the birth certificate of the police station to the notary office for notarization. The notarial certificate is in Chinese and English, and no additional translation is needed. Under normal circumstances, notarization of foreign-related documents can be completed in 3 working days. If the applicant is in urgent need and has reasonable reasons, he can handle the urgent matter with the consent, and obtain the notarial certificate about 1 working day after the emergency.

Legal basis: Article 9 of the Nationality Law of the People's Republic of China. China citizens who have settled in foreign countries voluntarily become or acquire foreign nationality will automatically lose their China nationality.

Article 27 of the Notarization Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * The parties applying for notarization shall truthfully explain the relevant information about the matters applying for notarization to the notary office and provide true, legal and sufficient certification materials; If the supporting materials provided are not sufficient, the notary office may request to supplement them.

After accepting the application for notarization, the notarization institution shall inform the parties of the legal significance and possible legal consequences of the application for notarization, and record the contents of the notification.

Article 28 A notarization institution shall examine the following matters respectively according to the rules of different notarization matters:

(a) the identity of the parties, the qualification to apply for notarization and the corresponding rights;

(two) whether the contents of the documents provided are complete, whether the meaning is clear, and whether the signature and seal are complete;

(3) Whether the certification materials provided are true, lawful and sufficient;

(4) Whether the matters applied for notarization are true and lawful.