If they say it's in Abu Hamour, there is a police station behind the Woqod Petrol Station (R/A going to the church). It's beside the Immigration - Abu Hamour Branch. If it's still not clear to you, it's beside the MES Indian School.
As far as my understanding, you need to get your baby's birth certificate at the CID office on Salwa Road (near American Base, 500m (i think) after Safari Hypermarket). That's where i got my daughter's BC 3yrs ago (i know, a lot of things might have changed)
You have to bring somebody's passport as a guarantor before they would release your baby's BC. This is just an assurance in case the immigration did not approve your baby's visa. In order for you to recover the passport of your guarantor, you need to present a booked flight for the baby and whoever is coming along, that is, if it gets rejected. If not, show them the baby's visa and you can get the passport back.
just my 2 cents.
It's not because things are difficult that we don't dare, it's because we don't dare that makes things difficult!
If they say it's in Abu Hamour, there is a police station behind the Woqod Petrol Station (R/A going to the church). It's beside the Immigration - Abu Hamour Branch. If it's still not clear to you, it's beside the MES Indian School.
As far as my understanding, you need to get your baby's birth certificate at the CID office on Salwa Road (near American Base, 500m (i think) after Safari Hypermarket). That's where i got my daughter's BC 3yrs ago (i know, a lot of things might have changed)
You have to bring somebody's passport as a guarantor before they would release your baby's BC. This is just an assurance in case the immigration did not approve your baby's visa. In order for you to recover the passport of your guarantor, you need to present a booked flight for the baby and whoever is coming along, that is, if it gets rejected. If not, show them the baby's visa and you can get the passport back.
just my 2 cents.
It's not because things are difficult that we don't dare, it's because we don't dare that makes things difficult!