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A birth certificate alone is generally not sufficient for entry into Southern Ireland (the Republic of Ireland). Travelers typically need a valid passport or national identity card as proof of identity and nationality. However, specific requirements can vary based on nationality, so it's essential to check the latest entry requirements before traveling.
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Is your birth certificate valuable enough to be sold for money?
No, a birth certificate is not valuable enough to be sold for money.
Does listing the father on the birth certificate give him rights in dublin Ireland?
see link
Is birth certificate enough for a person to be a domicile of a state?
yes
What does it mean to have the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland symbol on a birth certificate?
It means that you were born in a part of the United Kingdom, either England, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland. So the birth certificate has been issued by the United Kingdom.
Is a birth certificate enough for an adult to fly within the continental US?
You don't need a passport to fly within the continental US or your birth certificate.
If you have an Irish born father that was not listed on the birth certificate are you still eligible for Irish citizenship?
If either parent was a citizen of Ireland at the time of the birth, the newborn would automatically be a citizen of Ireland as well.
Can you sue your child's father if he lives in Australia and you live in Ireland also his name is not on the birth certificate?
Yes
Will a birth certificate be enough to get an ID in America?
Well Most likely yes it is
Can you use your birth certificate to go to northern Ireland?
I think you would be able to ask my daughter Nicole that question.
Is an authorized birth certificate the same as a certified birth certificate?
The authorized birth certificate may refer to the Original birth certificate rather than the Copy of the Birth Certificate.
Your dad is an American citizin you live in Ireland does this make you an American citizen?
only if you were born in the united states with a U.S. birth certificate
Is a birth certificate a power of attorney?
Why would you want to sign a birth certificate?
