how could i renew my birth certificate from edcuador?
336222
Do you mean that you need a copy of your birth certificate from Ecuador?  I'd recommend checking with the Consulate of Ecuador in Washington, DC.  They might be able to help you:\n\nhttp://www.ecuador.org/ecuador/consularinformation.htm#
1001447
I presume you mean US certificate. If so, you're in deep trouble. Last I heard it was taking the Department of Homeland Security more than 1 year to replace lost certificates.\n\nYou should file Form N-565 (Application for Replacement Naturalization Citizenship Document) with your local DHS office to replace the lost certificate. You may also contact the Department of State for information on how to obtain a passport.\n\nGo in person to the nearest DHS office and discuss in person.
266913
I would contact the Mexican Consulate and the city hall of the town where you were born and find out if these records are available - and the costs.  Be patient and prepared to spend some money.  Always keep copies of your correspondance and make your questions in writing.
400957
follow instructions here...\nhttp://uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/renew.htm
1093652
Did your license expire? Contact your teacher's union.
590695
Birth Certificate can be requested by Capital of the State you were born in.  Write them an email from the state.gov website requesting form & where to send the money for a certified copy of the birth certificate if the original is gone.
1110272
Contact your state education office, or see if they have a website with instructions on receiving a duplicate.
275659
I did this about a year ago you need to call the birth and death records dept. in the city he was born and they will instruct you on how to obtain his birth certificate.
54552
By all means, ask for another interview, but before you go, take your birth-certificate and a translator to a notary public, make a copy, have the notary public type above each data entry the english translation, and then get it notarized, and take that with you to your interview. Also bring your driver's license. Hope this helps! Problems usually occur with birthdates because most countries list birthdates differently. For example 03-05-78 might mean March 5, 1978 in USA, but might mean May 3, 1978 in Russia or Mexico. Hope this helps!
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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.
955651
renew your passport? why bother, 10 million immigrants cant be wrong ;o)\n\nJems
1111449
Check with the Mexican Consulate closest to you, but often all you need is an "Apostile" for your designated country. They are issued by the Secretary of State (Washington in your case). This letter and seal is attached to your birth certificate, authenticating it. It often does not need to be translated when it is coming from the United States. (The US requires birth, marriage, etc papers be translated) I married a Mexican many years ago. We had to have his birth record translated/certified, but when we went to Mexico I only had to purchase the "Apostile" for my birth certificate and it was accepted. The same recently applied to my daughter's birth certificate when I was providing documentation for the Consulate of Argentina.  The "Apostile" costs about $26 (at least here in CA).  Good luck!
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Yes he can renew it with a new picture and everything.\n\nHe can use the passport as legal identification when signing up for a job because it establishes both US citizenhship and  thier picture establishes identity. Even if it has expired, because citizenship and your features never expire....
336030
go to social security office with birth certificate and another form of id, fill out application. They will mail you one in the mail, but if you need a printout just to show your number they can give you what they call a "numi".
763812
An attested copy would do the job but u need to produce original too for verification. First try without original if the manager insists on original you need to request the principal of your college and give a written application explaining the necessity to get the original. Tell them that it will be duly returned back after the verification. Verification would hardly take a day or two then u can return the original in the college.
146690
You're going to have to lay hands on your birth certificate. You'll have to take that to the DMV first, and get a lisense/ID, because you have to have a picture ID to get a new SS card.
277938
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.