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I can't see a stamp or a signature, it's therefore invalid AFAIK. The absence of middle name is also strange (if Mr. Snowden has one). Anyone with access to a
by shin_lao 13y ago
I can't see a stamp or a signature, it's therefore invalid AFAIK.
The absence of middle name is also strange (if Mr. Snowden has one).
Anyone with access to a printer within an Ecuador embassy can do that, but without the stamp and the signature the value is zero.
- werid 13y agoindeed, the reason Hong Kong gave for not extraditing him, was that USA didn't specify what the J. middle initial stood for.
- iaskwhy 13y agoMy name has an "E" right in the middle. It's just a conjunction but the first time I went to the US, the security guard in charge of checking the passports didn't like it, he kept asking me what was the meaning of that letter: "Is it Edward? It must be something like that."
- ericleung 13y agoThat, along with the misspelling of height (spelled hight) in the document, makes me believe that this is not a valid document.
- stack0v3erfl0w 13y agoAnd the symbol for metre is "m" not "mt"
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- smackfu 13y agoHaving seen many Spanish language immigration forms, bad English translations are not surprising to me at all.
- dougk16 13y agoDitto for official Polish documents I've dealt with. You often have to pay a hefty sum for a certified translation, and there are almost always some very funny errors to enjoy.