I have a birth cert for a person who I think might be my brother is there any way to prove this without a DNA?
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The birth certificate should at the very least have the mother's name on it, if not the father's, and their birthdates as well, so if those matched with yours, it would be fairly reasonable, but DNA proof would be ideal.
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There is something like a national birth parent registry I think.  You can probably contact ANY adoption agency for more information.
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The answer is no, unless it is Court Ordered. If the natural father has gone to court and filed a Petition for Custody and/or Visitation, the Court my grant the Petition with the DNA proof. In addition, the natural father may be liable for back and future child support, if so Ordered. Why didn't he sign the Birth Certificate?
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Get a copt of his birth cert. and that is all you need and mom you can get it..your son don't have to
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Try find some personal paper's belonging to that person,  for example,  a medical card, a payment slip ect., anthing that would have their personal identification number on it! Im not sure the way thing's work over there in America but here in Ireland that's the way we would find it. I really hope that this helps you! Best of luk to you.
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I know here (Ireland) if his name is on the birth cert you need his signature to get a passport.  Not sure about anywhere else.
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Go to rootsweb.com and put in the name of the person you are wondering about. If you have the ssn you can put that in as well.
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The answer to your question is yes, and no.\n\nYes, birth certificates are public records. They are used by demographers, researchers, and others.\n\nHowever, you are not likely to obtain a copy of a birth certificate without a need. For example, in the State of California, unless you are the individual, an immediate family member or a select class of other authorized persons, you cannot obtain a copy of a birth certificate.\n\nBirth certificates are technically pieces of identification. As a result, they are somewhat protected.\n\nHowever, a clever social engineer can steal your vital records. In fact, you may have even been the person that gave them that first piece of vital information - a job application, a phone call from your "bank", etc. All the social engineer has to do is get one piece of innocuous information and all of a sudden they can pretend to be you, and get volumes of data on you.\n\nI really recommend you read a book called "The Art of Deception" by Kevin Mitnick. You can get it on his website, http://www.kevinmitnick.com/. It's written for business but it really opens your eyes on how someone can easilly steal your personal data without you knowing it.
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You can't. try going to the jail house, they'll probably only let you if you are trying to identify someone
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You cant , unless his personal information is public. Try using a search engine (google?) and look out for postings in forums (in all probability he would have mentioned his real name).
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Talk to your mother it first, she knows who he is.  Tell her how you feel.  She might have listed him as the birth father on your birth certificate.  If you don't get any help from her talk to other family members until you at least get a name.  It's a start but it will be a long road to find the right person.  You can ask people where you live, or where your mom used to live if they know him or his family.  Go on line to the white pages and type in his name and contact the people that come up as a match.  start by asking if they knew your mother and take it from there.\n\nBest of luck to you.
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Wow are you serious?! Well if that is true then you should start by looking for your birth certificate and if his name is on it then maybe you could ask his parents if you know them or check the yellow pages or things like that.\n\nGood Luck and God Bless
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You can try a file called Zabasearch, however be forewarned, that you might run into a brick wall.  Your mother may prefer not to be found for any number of reasons and you may search for years.  Your best bet would be to start with where you were born if you can find that out, however with birth and adoption laws, you might strike out there.  \nIf you know her last name and if she married since you were born, it might help.  \nI wish you much luck, as it has to be hard to go through life not knowing who brought you into the world and why they gave you up, but remember they may not want to see you and that is their right.\n\nBest of Luck in your search and I hope it ends happily for you.
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looking for relatives via DNA
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The route for this would be to file a civil claim for the benefits. As part of the evidentiary process, DNA samples could be taken from his relatives and your son to determine if he is related to the deceased without exhuming the body. I would talk to a local civil estate lawyer.
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It's possible if the relative has an updated address in public records. You usually have to pay for the information. Here are a few sites you can check. \n\nwww.peoplefinder.com \n\nwww.searchsystems.net
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I'm pretty sure under the SA law, as well as any federal laws, a person does not have to disclose any confidential evidence without charge to authority, or other lawful reason. So unless your friend can get a warrant, I'm afraid both men's DNA cannot be tested without approval. \n\nFrom your question, your friend should have contact with the other. Perhaps she can convince that person to do the DNA test. Otherwise, she can resort to hiring private detectives and see what they can do.