Say you only know what state you were born in and you need to know what county also how can you find out?
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Google the State, then the county.  If you know the hospital, you can google the hospital.\nI am talking about Google.com.  Hope you find out.
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Type in name of your state, like www.michigan.gov and search
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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.
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It depends.  If you are adopted, go to the agency.  Ask your parents if they have information, etc.\n\nIf you are not adopted, but your dad is deceased, you should ask your grandparents, aunts and uncles, and etc.  \n\nIf your Dad left the family and you don't know where he or his family is, then you are stuck asking your mom.  She may be a little hesitant at first, but if you are respectful and polite, I'll bet she will tell you.  \n\nCheck your birth certificate and record the name of your birth father and the place that you were born.  You might be lucky if you go to the town clerk's office and look for his birth certificate there.  Lots of times we are born in the same town as our father.  It just happens sometimes.  It's a thought.\n\nThere are searching services to help you.  I don't know which ones are reputable. \n\nhttp://www.ask.com/web?q=how+do+I+find+my+birth+parents%3F&qsrc=0&o=0\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=RNWE,RNWE:2006-03,RNWE:en&q=birth+parents\n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=slv2-msgr&p=search%20birth%20parents\n\nGood luck in your search for truth.
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Knowing what state your in would assist in answering your question.
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The only place I know of to get an original copy of your birth certificate is to go to the city where you born, to the "City of ... " office.
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Go online. Look at the county clerk for the county where you were born. It will give you instructions for ordering certified copies of vital records. There will be a small fee.
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I believe this site will link to your state, then you choose your county/city in USA\n\nhttp://www.nsopr.gov/
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You need to find out which county it is in so you can check with the county clerk.
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check with the county clerks office in the county you live in
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Usually your given an area code from the same area code as where you live.  So you can generally say, yes, you could figure out where the person lives.
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If you know where the person lived and died you can find the information by contacting the probate or family court in that county.  They would have all this information on file there.  If you don't know what city, but you knew what state, there might be a general registy in that state.  Call a probate office and they would be able to tell you more information, then.
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Do you know where she was born?  You can contact the records department for the County/Parish where she was born to request that kind of information.
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If you know all the places your mother lived you can find out the names of the counties and go to the county courthouses.  If you can show proof she's your mother, you should be allowed to get a copy of the records.  Also, did you check your birth certificate?
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What legal document do you need? You would get it from whatever government body is in charge of storing that kind of document. For a birth certificate example, you would check with the county clerk in the county where the child was born.
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Contact the county clerk's office in the county you were born in. They should either get you a copy of can point you in the right direction.
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Do you mean how do you find out what he is in for?\nGo to the courthouse and find the clerks office in that county and ask to see the records for him, giving his full name.