need blank birth cert.?
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They will not give you a blank one anywhere, atleast not in the US.  If you legally adopted the child, then you need to contact the court or agency that handled the adoption.  They can help you get one.\n\nIf you haven't legally adopted the child, no one will give you a copy because  you are not technically the parent yet.
865397
here is a link to the florida site and a national chain, if you live out of state.\nIf you live in Florida, you can go to your county health department, and for a fee, they can print you a birth certificate.
234190
You can only get copies of birth/death certificates from  the Office of Vital Statistics for your state.\n\nFor Texas look here: http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/vs/reqproc/certified_copy.shtm\n\nSeems the cheapest is $22.00
295130
The only way to get a certified copy of your birth certificate is to go to the town hall where you were born.  Especially after 9/11 - it's very hard to get copies of anything regarding your identity.  I don't know of any other way.
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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.
262530
go to a website.. with free birth records.. it should have all the information.. but dont be surprised if its asks you to pay ammount to look at the information.. if your lucky there at places.. that are free.
923583
Most states will give birth certs to the person who's name is on the cert, the parent of that person, a grandparent or grandchild, and the persons children without written permission from the person whos name is on the birth cert.  Check the laws in your area by typing in county recorder for your county and checking the their site.  Also, get all info regarding what this person did with your birth cert and talk to a lawyer.  The lawyer in your area will know what your chances are of winning better than anyone here.  Good Luck.
937617
Passport  or birth certificate.
780540
Ask the immigration service here.  They have different documents they recognize sometimes in lieu of a birth certificate or in addition to one.  That will only help for US documents, though.  You need to change or annotate the birth certificate in the Phillipines for Phillipine purposes.
1063887
you need to send to the City Clerk or the Birth Registry\nof the person at the city where they were born.
339784
You have to get a birth certificate from the state health department in the state in which he was born. There is no universal form to download.\n\nSo, go to the state department of health website, usually the section is called "vital statistics" and then follow the directions for ordering a new birth certificate.
635443
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.
791951
In some states you contact the county court house where you were born, but more and more states are starting to move birth records from the county level to a state level.\n\nWhile the state office names vary, Dept of Vital Records,, Dept of Birth records,  you should get a copy for 3 to 5 dollars a copy.\n\nAlll the online companies do is get it from these exact same places, and charge you a big amount for writing a letter to get it.
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You would contact the birth certificates division and the hospital where you where born and from the city birth records division and if it's in New York you could contact them by email after looking them up on the internet, whereever you are at and request it from then, now if they charge anything for this or not i don't know for sure.
141989
YOu better try Yahoo! Search i am not sure but i hope you will get your required ID.
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Tel: 6391 6100\nFax: 6298 0843 / 6298 0837 \nWebsite: http://www.ica.gov.sg\nEmail: ica_feedback@ica.gov.sg\n\nNot sure whether this page will help you more though: http://app.ica.gov.sg/serv_citizen/birth_death_reg/app_birth_extract.asp
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Google your state's name and "Department of Education" and "certification".  Some states have online databases that will pull up every person certified in that state along with the individual's areas of certification.\n\nAt the very least, however, you should be able to find information on where to write or whom to call to get a copy of your certificate and any fees that might apply for a duplicate certificate.