In case #2 is a problem

But this does not work very well as it needs to be nortarized. It is very hard in China. (It does not work for me as the notarize office refuse to do this typeof notarization.


If a birth certificate does not exist or it does not contain all of the required information as stated above, a sworn affidavit executed by both parents (mother and father) may be submitted. For a sample affidavit by both parents, click below.

Sample Affidavit by Both Parents

Alternatively, if either or both parents are not living, then the missing affidavit(s) can be signed by any other close relative older than the applicant, who is not party to the application and who has direct knowledge of the birth event and circumstances. Two affidavits are required. For a sample of the affidavit, click below.

Sample Affidavit by Close Relative

The affidavit must specify the relationship between the signer and the applicant, how well the signer knows the applicant, date and place of the applicant's birth, the names of both parents, and any other related facts. The affidavit must be signed and notarized. For a sample affidavit by a close relative, click on the link above. The affidavit can be modified accordingly.