Eb3 How to notarize the death of American immigrant parents?

If you apply for EB-3 immigration to the United States, but your parents die, you need to provide your parents' death certificates, such as death certificates or cancellation certificates, when you apply for birth notarization. The birth notarization of immigrants can be carried out in the notary office of the domicile or residence.

Taking the birth notarization in Shanghai as an example, the application materials to be provided include:

1. Notarize the applicant's identity document.

The natural person living in China now provides: ID card and household registration book;

Natural persons living abroad provide: passport (valid visa shall not be disclosed) or Taiwanese certificate or Hong Kong and Macao identity card and pass or other overseas residence documents; Household register or domestic cancellation certificate; Id card (if any).

2. Parents' identity documents

One or both parents are alive and provide ID card, household registration book or passport;

If one or both parents die, provide the parents' death certificate (death certificate or cancellation certificate).

3. Parents' marriage certificate; If the parents are divorced, provide the divorce certificate, divorce agreement or court's civil mediation or court's civil judgment and valid proof registered by the Civil Affairs Bureau.

4. Birth certificate/one-child certificate.

5. Proof of kinship (to be filled in by the personal or parents' personnel file keeping department) (above 1~4 is acceptable, but not required).

6. Photos: According to the number of notarized copies, the number of photos required is+1, which is a two-inch photo of the same edition.

7. If it is not handled in person, it shall also provide: power of attorney and identity certificate of the agent.

In view of the different situations of applicants, it is suggested to consult the notary office to find out the specific materials to be submitted for birth notarization.