Birth Affidavit: Fill & Download for Free

First of all, my condolences to anyone in a situation like this.The first thing you should probably do is consider whether at least one of your parents would be willing to help you get an ID and otherwise integrate with mainstream society. If your parents prevented you from getting a birth certificate, kept you out of school and never took you to a doctor or dentist, I wouldn’t count on their cooperation with this. But if at least one of them has suddenly realized how difficult your life will be without documentation of your identity, maybe you can get help from that parent.Without parental cooperation, you’ll almost certainly need help from an adult who has known you for a long time, ideally since you were born. Is there a neighbor who could help? What about aunts and uncles?Without your parents’ cooperation, you probably can’t get the ID until you turn 18, but you’d be wise to start making plans sooner, since this won’t be easy to do.The U.S. Department of State allows for a “birth affidavit” to be used in a passport application as proof of place of birth when no record exists: https://eforms.state.gov/Forms/ds10.pdfThat affidavit could be filled out by an aunt or uncle.I’m not sure about the state of Illinois’ requirements. They probably do have some means of providing a state ID card, but it won’t be easy. Your local police department might be able to help with this.I would suggest you contact the Job Corps as well. This is a partnership between employers, labor unions and the U.S. government that takes in young people, gives them a place to live, schooling and medical care and teaches them skilled trades. If you go to them and cooperate with the program, in the short term you’ll get housing, food and medical care; in the long term you’ll have a high school diploma plus job skills that will allow you to earn a comfortable income. I’m confident that they can sort out the issues of getting ID. You’d doubtlessly need your parents to sign off on joining the Job Corps now, but that won’t matter once you turn 18.Thanks for asking me to answer and best of luck with this.

No, birth affidavit is sufficient. But insure that it should be in english language, not in regional language.

Thanks for the A2AI guess this is the complete list.Take the Original and 2 xerox copies of the following:PAN CardPassportNSR RegistrationBirth Certificate ( in English )Service AgreementSurety Verification formSurety’s IT Returns /Surety’s valid passport (Original not needed)Non Criminal AffidavitMedical CertificateID and Address proof (Aadhar Card/Voter ID/Driving License etc..)Marksheets (10th,12th, all semesters, course completion and provisional)2 copies of Onboarding forms ( from Next Step Portal)Affidavits if necessary ( birth affidavit,multiple name affidavit, signature affidavit etc..)Joining letterOffer letterAcceptance copy of Offer Letter AddendumBring whatever you are uploading in Next Step Portal along with this. Make sure and confirm who should be the First and Second Party in Service agreement and NCA. This is just a checklist. Please completely rely on the HR’s mail. Be 100% perfect with whatever documents your HR asks you to bring.P.S: This is what I remember. Sorry if i missed out any.Hope this helpsCheers and All the Best :)