Government Records

Helping Families Obtain the Records That Matter Most

18+ YEAR | 48+ COUNTRIES | 250+ UNIVERSITIES | 6 SECTORS | IMMIGRATION | INVESTMENT | EDUCATION | TEXAS-BASED |

18+ YEAR | 48+ COUNTRIES | 250+ UNIVERSITIES | 6 SECTORS | IMMIGRATION | INVESTMENT | EDUCATION | TEXAS-BASED |

Overview

What is Government Records?

Some documents become important only when life asks for them. A birth certificate for an immigration petition. A marriage certificate for a visa application. A death certificate during a time of loss. These records often represent far more than a government file. They preserve a family’s history, protect legal rights, and help people move forward through important moments in life.

For more than 18 years, MY-VIET, INC. has helped individuals, families, and businesses with legal document preparation and education consulting, serving clients in Dallas, Houston, across the United States, and in over 48 countries. We organize your paperwork, prepare supporting documents, and carefully review every detail so your file is complete and ready. Our goal is simple: to make a confusing process clear, so you can move forward with confidence.

About

Our Government Record Services

We assist with a wide range of official government record requests, including:

Birth certificate requests

Marriage certificate requests

Death certificate requests

Divorce decree requests

Court record retrieval guidance

Criminal background record guidance

Vital records assistance

Public record requests

Government agency document support

Certified copy guidance

U.S. and Vietnam record coordination

Document review before submission

Others

Common Situations
Where Clients Need Support

Many families discover they need an official record only after an important opportunity or deadline appears. Common situations include:

Requesting

a birth certificate for an immigration application or passport.

Obtaining

a marriage certificate for a visa, Green Card, or citizenship case.

Requesting

a death certificate for probate, insurance, or family matters.

Replacing

a birth or marriage certificate that has been lost or damaged.

Obtaining

records from Vietnam for immigration, family, or legal purposes.

Requesting

certified copies required by USCIS, a court, or another government agency.

Locating

older records that are difficult to find.

Understanding

which agency has custody of the record you need.

Benefits of

Professional Government Record Assistance

The right record is only helpful if it is the correct one, requested from the right agency, and accepted by the organization receiving it.

  • Know which agency to contact before submitting a request.
  • Help reduce delays caused by incomplete or incorrect applications.
  • Coordinate record requests from both the United States and Vietnam.
  • Receive guidance on certified copies and agency requirements.
  • Save time by following a clear, organized process.
  • Gain confidence that your request has been prepared carefully.

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

Documents You May Need

Required documents vary by case. We will confirm your exact list during a consultation. In general, most consular requests call for:
  • Government-issued photo identification
  • Full name, date, and place of the event being requested
  • Proof of relationship to the person named on the record, when required
  • Previous copies or reference numbers, if available
  • Court orders or supporting documents, when applicable
  • Any correspondence from the requesting government agency

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get a birth certificate from Vietnam?

This usually involves contacting the local People’s Committee office where the birth was registered, or working through the Vietnam Consulate. We help coordinate this process.

In most cases, yes. Most records are archived, and a certified copy can often be requested even if the original is long gone.

It depends on the agency. U.S. county offices often take two to four weeks. Records from Vietnam can take longer, especially when consulate coordination is involved.

We help you prepare and organize the request. Many agencies require the request to come from the person named on the record or a legally authorized representative, and we will clarify what applies to your situation.

Reasons

Why Clients Choose MY-VIET, INC?

Government records are rarely requested during ordinary moments. More often, they are needed when a family is welcoming a child, honoring someone they have lost, applying for immigration benefits, settling an estate, or preserving an important part of their history. Behind every request is a story that matters.

For more than 18 years, MY-VIET, INC. has helped families navigate these moments with patience, respect, and careful attention to detail. We understand that our work is not simply about obtaining a document. It is about helping people move one step closer to the next chapter of their lives. That is why we prepare every request thoughtfully, communicate clearly throughout the process, and treat every family with the same care we would hope to receive ourselves.

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Years of Service

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Countries Served

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School Partners

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U.S. States

Most of our clients come through referrals. It is something we earn, slowly, over years of showing up for people when it matters most.

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Years of Service

Supporting families and professionals through immigration and international education — one case, one family, one future at a time.

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Countries Served

Traveled not as a tourist but as a student — of how trust is built, how trade moves, and how cultures make decisions.

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School Partners

Built institutional relationships across the United States and Canada through years of immigration and education work.
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U.S. States

Immigration. Trade. Investment. Education. Social Impact. Media. The common thread: connecting the right people at the right moment.
Step by Step

Our Consulate Support Process

Notarization acts as an official seal of authenticity. Our process is designed to be transparent and secure:

Consultation

We listen to your situation, ask the right questions, and understand exactly what you are submitting and to which agency.

Document Review

We assess what documents you currently have and identify any gaps.

Checklist Preparation

We build a personalized document checklist specific to your case and the requirements of the receiving agency.

Form Review

We go through each form for completeness, accuracy, and consistency before anything is submitted.

Document Organization

We assemble your full document packet in the correct, required order.

Submission Preparation

We prepare your materials for filing, mailing, or appointment presentation.

Follow-Up Coordination

We help you track responses and address any requests for additional information.