A birth certificate serves as a confirmation of the birth place, time and circumstances. It\u2019s a document that many of us don\u2019t bother to keep, sometimes not being aware of its existence. That shouldn\u2019t cause a problem if we never need to present it to another individual or an institution, especially if we possess a single citizenship throughout all our lives, never having to emigrate abroad. But providing a birth certificate (usually after a notary translation<\/a>) is a basic requirement in various migration processes.<\/p>\n

If you were born in Israel, an Israeli birth certificate can be requested free of charge at the website of the Administration of Border Crossings, Population and Immigration<\/a>. But what if you no longer reside in the country of birth and possibly not even holding its citizenship? You will then have to locate a birth certificate issued abroad. This article deals locating a birth certificate from the FSU – former soviet union, aka USSR.<\/p>\n

Here, the process gets a little more complicated, which requires familiarity with the relevant process as well as professional experience, which allows us to take prompt action. But before we explain about the actual process, why is it crucial to go through it with the experienced professionals that are intimately familiar with it? Such professionals at our law office, will be delighted to help you locate your birth certificate from USSR or any other state, so don’t hesitate to contact with us.<\/p>\n