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Dominican Birth Certificate
Yes, you receive a valid Dominican Birth Certificate and it states where you were born. I have a Dominican Birth Certificate with my birthplace as New Jersey, USA
I don't either - I thought you were kidding when you originally asked.
So, we both learned something new today....!
AE
Yes, I guess kind of odd when you think about it. For the record, my Dominican birth certificate is more of an announcement that I was born to a Dominican mother in the United States. But, it is a Dominican birth certificate even though I was not born in the DR.
Okay, so what if you're not born to a Dominican parent? For example, if I did the long version naturalization process (residencia temporal x 1 year, residencia permanente x 2 years), then applied for naturalization, would I receive a Dominican birth certificate or would I simply get a Certificate of Naturalization and passport ?
This is equivalent to a Consular Report of Birth Abroad (FS-240) issued to anybody born outside the US to a parent who is a US citizen.
Thinking of it, you could probably get a birth certificate with right connections. When Figueroa Agosto was able to get one clean and valid under the name of Cristian Almonte... as Leavy his -ex said in her testimony , you could as well have the same "luck"
You don't get a new birth certificate upon naturalization.
What I assume happened in the case above is that since the gentleman was born of a Dominican parent, the "naturalization" took place as if the parent declared his birth with the Dominican authorities.
What I assume happened in the case above is that since the gentleman was born of a Dominican parent, the "naturalization" took place as if the parent declared his birth with the Dominican authorities.