my birth certificate and my Indiana id have diff last names. I'm  in Texas now but they wont let me get TX id.
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Since I can't tell if you are female or male, please disregard the questions that do not apply below:\n\n- Are you female and were you married in Indiana? Then the Marriage Certicate would list both your maiden name and your married name\n\n- Why are the names different? Is it a completely different name or is it a misspelling?\n\n- Which last name is correct?\n-Do you have any documents that are considered legal that would clarify the situation? For example, a baptial certificate? A passport? that would verify/backup the last name?\n\nIf I were you, I would go to your state's (Texas) web site and review the documents they accept for valid identification. \n\nIn order words, before you able to resolve this problem, take an inventory of any legal documents that reference either last name, review the requirements set by the state of Texas, see which legal documents you have or don't.\n\nIf you provide the necessary documents and they still will not give you a state id, contact your local Bar Association (attorneys) and see if you can find an attorney to help you out.
534403
i had the same problem, All you have to do is go to any court with your ss card and a picture i.d and they will ask you to pay a fee to get it. if you don't have a picture i.d or ss card available then your parents or legal guardians are the only other people who are allowed to get it.
820581
go to www.namechangelaw.com  and choose your state,  it will explain it from there
410419
best thing is go to the respective office. it can easy be retrieve using your real name. Employees there can help you.
303422
Doesn't sound right.\nI think you have to go to the office of vital statistics and change your social security card to that of your married name you put on the ceritficate.\nCall the office of Vital Statistics in your area or local courthouse. Usually the middle name is dropped and maiden becomes your middle unless you prefer to keep your middle and drop your maiden.
869529
U cant, Will have to make a new ID, Just same the info, write it down etc..
189389
I don't know if you can but you can try the second website below. I suggest locating and contacting the nearest ID card facility and get their opinion.
487973
The county clerk's office can issue certified copies of a birth certificate.  I'm not sure exactly what form of identification is required, but I assume it will be at least a social security card.  I believe there's also a charge which varies from county to county.
49421
You cant do it.... make a new ID
1016379
If it's like CA, you'll need to amend the original birth cert.  You fill out another form that says you are changing line (what ever) on the original document from A to B (no name, fathers name).\n\nYou may need to have a statement from the father, who knows.\n\nContact the county clerks office for more info.
1028185
Birth certificates don't have phone numbers. You want the Department of Records in your state capital.
486062
Your sponsor has to take you to the ID cards section and enroll you in DEERS. You cannot get one without your sponsor, so dont even try. If you lost it, they still have to take you.
27726
Contact the county clerk's office in the county you were born in. They should either get you a copy of can point you in the right direction.
868299
I think you have to go through the Courts to get a proof (paperwork) that your name is different from your birth certificate and you wanting to get a driver's license through Dmv with your new name.  You'll have to check Nevada's Court online website.  You might find it in the same category as Marriage.  That's where I found all kind of info regarding changing names and etc .. here in Cali..
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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
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I believe it might be a state by state decision.  In my state, once the license is gone, it's gone.  The only thing you can get is a state issued ID.
892992
why dont you just go to a photo shop and have your birth certificate shrunk to a wallet size? I mean, ofcourse your original birth certificate remains intact...the photo place will give you a duplicate except it will in a wallet size...(you might lose some clarity in the wallet size but you will be able to carry it in your wallet.....