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Why does the Consulate require National Statistics Office (NSO) certified birth certificates? Why can I use my old one?

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Why does the Consulate require National Statistics Office (NSO) certified birth certificates? Why can I use my old one?

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The Consulate must clearly establish the identity of the applicant. To do so, it must be confident that the documents submitted are authentic. Only the new NSO-certified birth certificates provide the required level of security. The Consulate is also required by law to ensure that all of the particulars that appear in the passport are the same as those that appear in the birth certificate. Please click here to secure an NSO-certified birth certificate.

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