Posted by: Bennedict October 21, 2022
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I thought affidavits should have sufficed in absence of birth certificates, isn't it? I have had cases in my relatives' circle, they made affidavits with two people signatures saying they know this person in question and all the details etc. For the format of such documents, you can check old links in Sajha. One I found here is the below one.
If you can take help of a lawyer or somebody who can notarize the documents for your parents, well it can help. I do not know about out of Kathmandu valley. I used to go to Law Books in Babarmahal back then for notarizing. Now I heard the Civil Disitrict Court does it. I may be wrong.
@Chicagoan
As far as I know, concurrent filing is done when there is an immediate availability of visa numbers like in cases of American spouse filing for partner or American citizen filing for under 21 aged kids. For other cases as there is a long wait and they do not file them together. I do not know what is your status, but if you have not filed them concurrently (even if you may have been eligible to) then that means you will be waiting after you get notification about I-130. Means you will be waiting longer than in case when you file together. I do not think there is anything wrong with that, but you could have saved time by concurrent filing if you had a chance to. Please correct me guys if you think otherwise.