[angela_p]

Hi,

I have to join the ILP at Trivandrum. I have my birth certificate in my mother tongue(original and attested). I have got it translated and it is a notarized undertaking (signed, stamped and registered by a valid notary), but is not on a stamp paper. Is that ok? Or does it HAVE To be on a stamp paper only?

Will they allow me to attend the ILP? PLEASE let me know ASAP.

Angela

[MavericK]

Originally Posted by angela_p

Hi,

I have to join the ILP at Trivandrum. I have my birth certificate in my mother tongue(original and attested). I have got it translated and it is a notarized undertaking (signed, stamped and registered by a valid notary), but is not on a stamp paper. Is that ok? Or does it HAVE To be on a stamp paper only?

Will they allow me to attend the ILP? PLEASE let me know ASAP.

Angela

I dont think stamp paper is needed for Birth certi. You can even show your original one. I am pretty sure no one's going to check and verify them at Trivandrum. Its more like a formality sake, for your 10th marksheet/passport have your original DOB.

[mandsan]

submitting original one should be fine.
nowhere it is mentioned that birth certificate should be in english or hindi.

for further acknowledgement, they can verify passport, driving license etc.

so dont worry just chillout at Triv and enjoy marvellous time there.