if i want to replace a birth certificate do i have to get from the state i was born in?
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When I replaced mine, I got them directly from the hospital I was born in.  (At the time I replaced them, I lived in a different state.)
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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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On web search type the state you were born, and vital statistics, you will find the information to obtain a copy (or copies )of your birth certificate. \n\nUnless you were born abroad and your parents are U.S. Citizens than here is a page where you might be able to located your birth certificate.
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Call the human birth and death records office where you live and get them to send you an order form to buy a new copy.
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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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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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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.
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You can't get it changed.  Your birth certificate is your birth certificate, period.  Since you were born in Germany, your German birth certificate is it.  You will NOT be issued another on.\n\nHOWEVER, having said that, you do have options.\n\n1)  If you were born of a military member who was stationed in Germany, you will have to get a "Record of overseas birth".  This is NOT a birth certificate, it is merely a form recording that you were born overseas of a military member, or a US Citizen.  This document was issued by the local military hospital or the US Consulate.\n\n2)  Get your German birth certificate translated by an authorized translator.
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Most states have websites to obtain birth certificates.  If you live in Texas, click on this link.
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A copy of your birth certificate is available through the Department of State if you were born of a military service personnel.
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go to the county in which the child was born not the county you live in and jus tell them you need a birth cert. fill out the form and have money and I.D.
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nope\nyou need to take your id card.ss# a medical card \nits a bugger to get it replaced, and if you have a birth certificate it would help
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County Clerks office or county/state records department if not there they can direct you to the correct place to go.  It would be in the same department that you go to get birth certificates.  If your not in the state of Oklahoma get in touch with your state's county records department.  They will help find out what you need to do.
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Birth records are kept on a county by county basis.  You will need to call or visit the county seat where you think you may have been born.  If you're lucky, you will find the right county on the first try.  You may be able to contact birth records office in each of these states to determine if they have this info on a state wide basis. Chances are, this info is available on the Internet through their web sites.  Someone here will come up with those web addresses, so stand by.
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your birth certificate
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you shouldn't, but lets say you can't find your birth certificate.....You have to get a form signed by a judge waiving the need for it. Just go the local Clerk of Courts ofice, or to the courthouse and ask. I went thru it with hubby, took 1 hour of a day to get paper signed by judge, then had license.....Good Luck!
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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.