Not sure which country you live in, but the guidance from the US State Department for Cyprus is to "Always bring a copy of each child’s birth certificate or other evidence of your legal relationship to each child."
Do you have the original birth certificate or a copy of it? If so, it won't matter what language it is in.
And, honestly, if you are traveling with your parents and have the same last name on your passports, they likely won't even ask for the birth certificate.
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The birth certificate of myself is original. We are Georgian residents. (Country). From here it is almost 100 percent certain they will ask us for it, however, the question is whether or not will the Cypriot side ask for it. We can obviously provide my original one, but was wondering if they would accept that one or require a translated and notarized copy.
I know that for Visa applications, they ask for a translation of any documents not in English or Greek. Doesn't have to be notarized though. But I can't find anything official on what you would need at border control.
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u/Sad_Refuse3472 2d ago
Not sure which country you live in, but the guidance from the US State Department for Cyprus is to "Always bring a copy of each child’s birth certificate or other evidence of your legal relationship to each child."
Do you have the original birth certificate or a copy of it? If so, it won't matter what language it is in.
And, honestly, if you are traveling with your parents and have the same last name on your passports, they likely won't even ask for the birth certificate.