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Birth certificate issued may not be genuine, though it is apostilled


25-Feb-2026 (In Criminal Law)
I have received my Akola birth certificate through my family member. Embassy is saying it is not issued by Municipal Corporation. Due to this my visa is rejected.
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Answer #1
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file your visa again using the indemnity bond signed by the judicial magistrate of your jurisdiction's court, reapply for visa and usually the western countries, NATO and Five Eye nations are rejecting Indian's visa due to their anti-immigration policy and blatant racism against Indians
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Answer #2
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you may file an ITR to municipal corporation of your concerned area of birth certificate has. you can file it online line also via rtiportal and pay the requisite fee to the department. request to Department for providing a certified copy of the birth certificate issued. please atteched the copy of the birth certificate you have. wait for the reply and that will make the clear picture of the birth certificate valid or not. if verified then re approach to visa department and presenting such verification.
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