Get Your Unabridged Birth Certificate Fast – Urgent, Expedited, Emergency Services

If you need an unabridged birth certificate quickly—for travel, visas, or citizenship applications—Immigration Assist is here to help. We specialise in urgent, expedited, and emergency requests, ensuring you receive your document fast without the stress of long queues at Home Affairs.

Why an Unabridged Birth Certificate Is Important

An unabridged birth certificate (also called a full birth certificate) is required for:

  • Passport applications, especially for minors

  • Visa or foreign citizenship applications

  • International travel with children

  • School, university, or employment verification abroad

This certificate includes full details of the child and both parents, making it essential for all official international purposes.

How Immigration Assist Speeds Up the Process

Waiting weeks for Home Affairs isn’t always an option. That’s why we provide:

  • Urgent applications – when time is critical

  • Expedited processing – faster than standard turnaround

  • Emergency requests – for last-minute travel or visa emergencies

Our team handles the entire process, from application submission to collection, tracking, and delivery, so you can focus on your travel or application plans.

What You’ll Need

To apply, you’ll need:

  • Your South African ID or passport

  • A completed BI-154 application form

  • A copy of your existing abridged birth certificate (if available)

We also assist with vault birth certificates and replacements if yours is lost.

How Long It Takes

  • Standard Home Affairs processing: 6–8 weeks (sometimes longer)

  • Expedited, urgent, or emergency processing via Immigration Assist: typically 2 weeks or faster

We monitor and follow up on every application to ensure the fastest possible turnaround.

Contact Immigration Assist

Need your unabridged birth certificate urgently? Let Immigration Assist manage the process for you.

📧 Email: dean@immigrationassist.co.za
🌐 Website: www.immigrationassist.co.za
📞 WhatsApp Dean: +27 82 973 0454

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