Authenticating birth certificate for tokyo consulate
- sceaminmonkey
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Authenticating birth certificate for tokyo consulate
my brother is now applying in tokyo. instead of making the consulate send it for verification to new york is there a way I can hand in the document and have it verified? I remember reading you can but how do I do that and do I need to tell them where I am sending it?
Re: Authenticating birth certificate for tokyo consulate
Try this link for information:
http://italiancitizenship.freeforums.or ... t2566.html
You might also try the consulate web site
http://italiancitizenship.freeforums.or ... t2566.html
You might also try the consulate web site
Re: Authenticating birth certificate for tokyo consulate
You can hand deliver your brother's documents to NY M-F before 2:00 PM. You will need to have him send you a letter authorizing you to deliver the documents on his behalf. In addition you will need to:
1. Pay the fee of $8.50 (fee changes quarterly) per translated page (cash, money order or credit card are accepted in NY). There is a $4.00 credit card transaction fee imposed.
2. Provide a self addressed stamped envelope for the return of the documents. They will not authenticate them while you wait. The documents will likely be returned in 30 days.
3. Release form. NY requires a note releasing them of liability for loss of documents in transit.
4. Copy of your brother's photo ID.
It would be easier for your brother to send them directly to the consulate unless you already have the documents in hand.
1. Pay the fee of $8.50 (fee changes quarterly) per translated page (cash, money order or credit card are accepted in NY). There is a $4.00 credit card transaction fee imposed.
2. Provide a self addressed stamped envelope for the return of the documents. They will not authenticate them while you wait. The documents will likely be returned in 30 days.
3. Release form. NY requires a note releasing them of liability for loss of documents in transit.
4. Copy of your brother's photo ID.
It would be easier for your brother to send them directly to the consulate unless you already have the documents in hand.

