To get a Birth Certificate born to a us citizen in a Army hospital?
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Money & Photo Identification & possibly SS#.
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depends on what country  you're from\n\nNormally just a copy of your birth certificate and some photo id will do. Also you have to pay a fee.
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Contact the hospital at which you were born, or the town hall, they will probably require a copy of proof of identification...drivers liscense, passport, etc., and infor you of any fee
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I am trying to gauge whether your Mom is German-born at an American hospital or just German born.  If she is German born contact the German Embassy in DC or the nearest German Consulate General for assistance.  If she is American born contact the American Embassy in Berlin or the nearest American Consulate General to her birth town for assistance.  If it was an American military hospital call the hospital or have your Congressperson help you get the forms.  They will have a person in there office dedicated to veteran's affairs.  Good luck.
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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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having been a site security manager for a DEERS/RAPIDS machine...in other words...I was trained in Washington D.C. and worked the ID card machines for my state....I will tell you that we do NOT do a background check on you. We have no way of doing one. A background check is also NOT done on military spouses. It is assumed that the employer (if your not a military dependent and are just working there) performed all the necessary checks. All you will need to get the ID is proof of employment which your employer will provide you. If you are a dependent getting a card you will need your birth cert, SS Card and marriage cert and your spouse will have to go with you to sign the 1172 authorizing you the card. As operators of the machines we are not able to do any background checks. That is a different form (SF 86) done through a different program (EPSQ) and only for service members. Hope this clarified the misinformation you had received already.
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Start here:  http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/howto/w2w/w2welcom.html \n\nOn that site, click on California and it will tell you what you need to obtain a birth certificate from that state.
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Most States have a Bueau of Vital Statistics whom you can send a request through.  You will need his date of birth, city, parents name & probably mothers maiden name to make the request.  There will be a charge, but it should be less than $20.  In some case you can make the request online.\n\nI just looked i up, below is the link unless he was born in NY City.  But in New York you cannot get your parents birth certificate w/o a court order.  He can request it or his parents.
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Even if only one of the parents is a US citizen, that child is a US citizen. The residence requirements of the US citizen parents are rather easy to meet. An embassy or consular office can issue a "Consular Report of the Birth of a Citizen Abroad" which will serve as the child's US birth certificate. They will also issue, at the same time, the child's US passport. Call the embassy in the country where the child was born and they will provide you with the specific information regarding the necessary local documents. Also, most of the US embassy websites will have information particular to children born in that country of US citizens.
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If you send the Social Security Adminstration a request in writing along with a notorized copy of your birth certificate (available at the local health department in the county where you were born), they will issue you new Social Security card. \n  Any US citizen can get a Social Security card. There may be some restrictions if you are or have served time for a felony conviction, but I am not sure.
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you need to send to the City Clerk or the Birth Registry\nof the person at the city where they were born.
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Were your parents working on base or American Military. If not in military, you would not be a citizen. Try the American Embassy. They can usually find paperwork on all foreign born citizens.
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I got mine at \nhttps://www.nationalbirthcertificate.com\n$59.00 You will neeed an I.D.\nI had to get mine for a gorvement job.\nThis site is good for any birth certificate in the United States.
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They are entitled to a limited number of benefits because the US will not take away the child from you (don't worry about that unless you prove that you are terrible parents) Anyway returning to the question - Since the child was born in the US is thus a US citizen. You can confirm that because the child will be issued a Birth Certificate by the state and a Social Security Number by the SS Office. \n\nBased on your income your child and for a certain period of time the mother can qualify for medical aid by the govt. You need to get in touch with the hospital's social workers or the local Social Services Department office. Do that ASAP as the child will need doctor's visits and routine shots. \n\nThere are also programs such as Food Stamps and such that will help in the financial for taking care of the child. In case the parents visas expire and have to return back to their country, they can take the baby with them. Just ensure that you have with you the ss, birth certificate, (I am not sure about the US passport though). \n\nBut rest assured worrying about the citizenship should not be the biggest concern as much as the care of both the "little baby" and the mother. Good luck. \n\nIt's still good if you can ask an immigration attorney (remember the first visit is always free @ least in the tri-state).
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contact the country you were born in.  And get the certificate.
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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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I doubt it, you would have more luck with a doctors office or hospital record along with a dss card with your picture on it. you need some kind of photo id and a birth certificate would help.  If you know what county you were born in then you can go to there department of vital record and get a birth certificate with a hospital or doctor record for around $20 to $30 depending on your state.  apply for DSS with these to documents and they will give you a photo ID (DSS is food stamps and housing money)\nwith these three pieces of ID you can apply for a state id card if you are not legal or if you legal then go to social security and apply for a copy of your social security card. now you have state id a social security card a birth certificate and a DSS photo id with food and shelter money.