notfromaround_here
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contact the health department in the county you were born in and ask them for the proper proceedures- there is usually a SMALL fee involved- in tulsa county ok, it is $7
Susan |
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D S
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If your mother does not have a copy of your birth certificate when you will have to go with her to the hall of records. She has to fill out some papers with her personal information. If you do not live in the county where you were born, then you have to call and give all of the information that is require for a copy.
This is not a zip zap, after you pay the fee and fill out the paper, they will research and mail a copy of your birth certificate to your home address. It took me three weeks to get a copy of my birth certificated because I misplaced it.
Your mother had to present a copy for you to start school. Do you live near there you went to grammar school? |
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musicofthesun7
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Never done it before, or tried it .but...
If you know what hospital you were born at and where...then you should try calling them, they of course have your birth certficate on records. Try calling them. |
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stepup1895
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Go to the state births, deaths and marriage office and organise a copy of yours. |
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Heather W
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most of the time you can get them in your local court house in the county you were born in. |
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grand96prix
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City Hall in the town you were born. |
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kaligurl1229
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contact the Hall of Records in the state your born. |
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Wondering
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Ask your parent or guardin. The town hall in the town you were born and/or the state health dept should have a copy, but in most states I don't think they will release it to a minor without permission anyway. |
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njyogibear
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I got mine from the State dept. of vital statistics or something like that for the state where i was born....i found all the details on the web site for the state where i was born and did it through the mail. it wasn't that hard, surprisingly. |
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Patrick
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If you were born in the US, see this website:
http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/howto/w2w/w2welcom.htm
to see how to obtain vita records, including your birth certificate. |
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kittyluvr0223
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you hafta contact the city/area you were born. basically, get on their website and there should be a link to request a new copy of the certificate; it may take a couple weeks and cost you a couple bucks, though. |
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dtwladyhawk
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go to the county in which you were born and the court house will sell you one-government does nothing for free. |
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airbob61@verizon.net
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Go to the county recorders office in your county to obtain a copy/ |
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weswe
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Contact the city where you were born and ask the city offices -I think it cost you about $10.00 to send you an official copy. |
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MISS-MARY
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Call the state where you were born. You need the Bureau of Vital Statisitcs in that state's address and how much they charge and what ID they will want from you in order to replace it. |
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SUPERMAN
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i work behind walmart
meet me their and bring $500 |
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dcrain02
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The city hall in the city/town you were born in has a copy. Usually you can obtain a copy from them for a small fee. |
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Stimpson J. Cat
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Check with your state department of vital statistics. Just google "(your state name) department of vital statistics". They probably have a website.
Did you ask your parents? They should have it. If they've lost it, try as described above. |
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Live Life!
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usually the state that you live in is how you get it...the health department in your state has that information...contact the DMV or something similar if youre not sure how! |
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