Hi guys
My Italian birth certificate is in french and other languages. It has been issued in pursuance of the convention signed at Vienna on September 8 1976. Meaning, it's in this format in 23 countries: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convention_on_the_Issue_of_Multilingual_Extracts_from_Civil_Status_Records
The only issue is that it has a part in it which is in Italian, specifically it states the year I got my citizenship on.
What are your suggestions? Should I still get it translated? Is there anyone from those 23 states that have provided the original birth certificate without translation?
My Italian birth certificate is in french and other languages. It has been issued in pursuance of the convention signed at Vienna on September 8 1976. Meaning, it's in this format in 23 countries: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convention_on_the_Issue_of_Multilingual_Extracts_from_Civil_Status_Records
The only issue is that it has a part in it which is in Italian, specifically it states the year I got my citizenship on.
What are your suggestions? Should I still get it translated? Is there anyone from those 23 states that have provided the original birth certificate without translation?