I need birth &death certifcate?
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Go to the state and county courthouse where the birth and death is filed. Usually cost a couple bucks to get them.
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You should call the city or town you were born in. Ask them how much a certified copy of a birth certificate cost and what their mailing address is. You should not need a form, you can send a letter requesting a certified copy of your birth certificate, make sure you give your full birth name, dob, place of birth, and both your parents name. Don't forget to include the check. They will mail it to you. Also try www.mississippi.gov it is the state's online website and you might be able to order it there.
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It may take a little work and a little money,but the best thing to do is to first sit down with your parents or grandparents and collect important dates,like births, deaths, departures, and arrivals. Then the office of public records usually has death certificates and other information for about $5-$15 per document. Including birth records, and immigration list and charts. Don't fall for those crappy genealogy sites, they kinda just give you a general idea, about your last name etc. Now, if you want even further the National Geographic Society will send you a kit, and test your DNA and send you a map which will show your ancestral history back 100s of years. i hoped this helped .G'luck
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contact the country you were born in.  And get the certificate.
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Even if you search the most complete directories available on the internet, they are only phone directories, so you will never be certain. Obviously, they don't include children, people with unlisted numbers, etc.\n\nIf you are truly ambitious, you could try contacting the City Clerk's office for every municipality on the earth and request a search of birth and death certificates. Undoubtedly this will take up so much time that you will not be able to do anything else for several years, but at the end of it, you MAY have an answer. \n\nDoes it really matter?
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If you know the county they lived in and the name, approximate age you can contact the county courts system they should have a death certificate on file or you can go thru the social security office for deaths as well.  Good Luck to you.
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All you have to do is run a check at the County Clerks Office in the County where you were born. I did just that to get mine when I lost my Birth Certificate. Unless they are sealed for what ever reason and then you might have to petition a court for release.
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Since you are British the Maltese Embassy will not be able to help you. Most birth certifificates are issued by a registar on the base. You could get a copy if you knew the unit/squadron your father was in. or better still contact\n\nCertificate Services Section\nGeneral Register Office\nPO Box 2\nSouthport\nPR8 2 JD\n\nTel: 0845 603 7788\n\nwww.gro.gov.co.uk\n\nThis is the national register office and hold certificates on all British Ciizens born home and abroad.
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Death Certificates are public records. Go to your local Office of Vital Records
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Call the human birth and death records office where you live and get them to send you an order form to buy a new copy.
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the probate court in your town/county should have information on marriage licenses and the requirements.\n\nwe needed photo IDs....but that's in ohio.  and if you were married before you need proof of either a spouse's death (if widowed) or divorce papers.  some state require blood tests and have waiting periods.
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You can get you birth certificate online, but you have a credit card.  The fee for each certified copy of birth is $10.00.  An additional $7.00 service fee per transaction will be charged to your credit card.\n\nRequests will be processed within three to five business days.  The birth record(s) or a response to your request will be returned by regular mail, unless an express carrier has been specified.  The additional delivery fee will be charged to the credit card used for ordering the certificate
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Try the city hall.  They should have a department of vital records.
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your birth certificate
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Your birth certificate is your invitation to live. It gives you the right to become what ever you want to be and do all that you can in your life time. Dont wast time on fear because there is nothing to be afraid of. Whats the worst that could happen.
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A Birth Certificate and a unexpired ID
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The city or county where you were born maintains a birth registry.  You must contact them for a copy of your birth cirtificate with their proper seal.  They do it all the time and can tell you (by phone?) what their procedure and fee are.  A notary public could only identify you (from a driver's license?) and notarize your statement that your copy is authentic and that likely would not be accepted for most purposes.  If you live far away from where you were born, visit your present city or county clerk for advice on how to request a copy of your birth certificate, for example by mail.