i am trying to get a copy of birth certificate from the air force base in germany cannot find a website help?
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This might help a little: http://www.af.mil/sites/index.asp
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You can try the USAF locator, however, because of privacy regulations/laws, unless you are related or have legal standing for the info and can provide specific information (SSN, HOR, DOB etc.) your request will be denied. I've linked a helpful website that gives directions on how to use the locator.
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The county courthouse has those records and you can get them there. Also some counties are online and you can order copies of the records. The ones I have found online have all charged a fee of around 10 to 20 dollars but was worth it.
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on your birth certif. it should have the name of hospital go to the hospital they keep all records not on site but you'll have a good chance if your under the age of 40 good luck.
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My son was born in Germany....and I'm a soldier.\n\nShe should already have some kind of statement that states the child is his.  This might be difficult if he's being a jerk, but she can get help from the military.  The military doesn't joke around when it comes to taking care of children.  She might have to contact his commader at his unit to get a copy of his birth certificate.  If he is not cooperative she can go to the IG (Inspector General) or to JAG on the nearest military post.  After she gets the supporting documents needed to prove paternity, she needs to take all her paperwork to the US consulate and get a Certificate of Report of Birth Abroad.  It basically states that the baby is a US Citizen born to US parents abroad.  If she needs to know what other kinds of papers she'll need she should contact the consulate.\n\nGood luck!
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Call the Office of Vital Statistics in California.  Tell then you want your birth certificate and they will guide you from there.
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http://www.germany-info.org/ \n\nTons of information here. It is always updated.
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You could try contacting the RAAF. Also, the white pages and Acxiom's Directory Assist may also help. I've provided links to them below
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http://www.af.mil or airforce.com
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Try contacting he Bundesarchiv-Koblenz. Their folks might be able to help you.
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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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this should be a start:\n\nhttp://www.florida.gov/portal/Government\n\nor \n\nhttp://ww2.doh.state.fl.us/mqaservices/
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Contact the county offices in the county that you were born in. They keep records of them. You have to pay to get a copy but you can get one.
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ask the Canadian government.they may be able to issue you one base on your citizenship information. otherwise going to the German embassy might get you arrested and deported.
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Due to security requirements you can't use the world wide locator so you'll have to contact the Enlisted Records and Evaluation Center's (EREC) Customer Service Center at 1-866-771-6357.  You can try military.com, but it only works if the soldier registered with the site.  Otherwise, it's pretty useless.
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Birth certificates are not issued by the federal government.  It really depends on what state you are in as to what agency you contact for a birth certificate.  Most likely, you will need to go to a county clerk, which should have a copy of birth records.
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The easist way is to google the county of birth. Once you get that you go to the county recorder's office and request one. I recently done that for a friend and he had his birth certificate inside of 2 weeks. Of course you can always go to state records here:\nhttp://www.idph.state.il.us/vitalrecords/birth.htm