i had lost my brith record and i was born in borger texas but i live in colorado so how do i get anouther?
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Go to this website, julia!\n\nhttp://www.dshs.state.tx.us/vs/reqproc/certified_copy.shtm
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I found my birth parents for free and my records are still sealed to this day!!!  I'm 26 years old and found them when I was 19.  It only took me 6 months because they still live in my city that I was born in.  And don't worry if you don't have any names or whatever.  All I had was my date of birth!  Please Please don't be discouraged by these people who tell you that your records are sealed and to just move on!  Obivously most of the people that say this are NOT adopted.  I am living proof that it is possible and can happen for you.  First thing you need to do is find out if you were adopted thru a agency or if you are like me you went thru the court.  If you went thru the court like I did I can give you the steps you need to take to track them down.  Remember everyone has a paper trail this day and age!  It's a long process to put into this forum.  If you need help or would like help let me know!  My email address is lanoviaweddingflowers@hotmail.com  And remember to have an open mind.  The people that birthed you have feelings too.  Perhaps they may not want to be found.  So make sure you are prepared for the worse if this should happen...Anyway let me know if I can be of help and good luck!!!
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State to State is different,try to amend this and show them the documents you have start over if need be you deserve the chance and your situation heard,they will probably look over it all again. good luck.
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You cant here where I live. You have to go to the community center and apply.
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contact the country you were born in.  And get the certificate.
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Start with these folks:\nhttp://www.trs.state.tx.us
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Google the State you were born in: for instance type into Google: florida birth certificate\nIt will take you to a site that will guide you to the county you were born in, and how to order, i think it's around $12 bucks. You have to show I.D., some will allow you to fax in your info and do it with a credit card, rather than snail mail all the info, $$ etc.
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Call the county clerk in the county you got it in, they'll be able to help you.
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You can request a copy of your birth certificate through the authority who issues them in Manitoba. I suggest that you contact your local police agency and ask for their help in reestablishing identity. They can tell you where you need to go and who you need to speak with.
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You will have to go through a law enforcement agency in Colorado. They do not allow a private citizen, or even the research companies access to Colorado criminal histories. If you currently reside in Colorado go to your local police department and they will have you sign a release and they can pull up your records on their computer for you.
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you could try writing to them and if they have moved maybe the person who lives there now knows were they are now and can mail it on.otherwise you are lost.
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start by talking to your family. you can do some rearch online at sites like ancestry.com and rootsweb.com.
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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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Try going to the Morman Church. They have birth records going back hundreds of years.
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Not to worrie hall of records in your town has your birth records, and on it it will have date time and most likely you foot prints , go to city hall and ask for hall of records, you will pay a small fee, but you will get what you want, it will have mothers name and fathers name where worked at the time off birth and so on then some take care good luck
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GO ONLINE TO THE COURTHOUSE THERE AND ASK THEM IF YOU CAN VIEW AND OR ALL OF YOUR RECORD'S
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I have found nothing that says you can't\n\n"ID Requirements\nBring two forms of ID from Colorado's acceptable document list to a driver license office. The state is looking for proof of age, lawful presence, and proof of name. You will also need to supply your Social Security number, although this does not have to be listed on the final document. \n\nThe fee is $4.10. If you are more than 60 years old, the card is free of charge. \n\nID cards issued to those under 21 years of age expire on the holder's 21st birthday. Otherwise, all cards are valid for five years." \n\n"1. What are Colorado's Identification Requirements ? \nCOLORADO IDENTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS\n\n42-2-107 and 42-2-302 CRS requires applicants for a Colorado driver's license or identification card to submit proof of age, name and lawful presence, as the department may require. Applicants must present two different documents. One document must be from the proof of age/lawful presence list. The second document may be from either the proof of age/lawful presence or proof of name list. The proof must be the original document, an amended original document or a true copy certified by the issuing agency. Notary seals, notary stamps, photocopies, miniatures or "wallet size" copies are NOT acceptable.\n\nColorado renewal or duplicate applicants, with a photograph on file with the department, must present one document from either list.\n\nPer 42-2-107(3)(a) CRS and 42-2-302(1)(a) CRS, if you have been issued a Social Security Number, you must provide your number to be processed for an identification card or for any instruction permit or Driver's License. Click here for more information on Social Security Number requirements.\n\nNOTE: The department may require additional documentation and/or further verification of documents presented, as it deems necessary, to establish a person's identity or age.  Customers presenting any of the following documents for identification:\n\nUS Passport - an additional document from the proof of age/lawful presence list is required with a US passport.  \nAny Texas birth certificate \nAny Puerto Rico birth certificate \nTribal ID card \nwill be required to present an additional identification document along with the current requirements.  Documents presented must be from the established list of acceptable identification documents. Out of state driver's licenses or ID cards do not qualify as an additional document.  \nA. Proof of Age/Lawful Presence\n\n1. Out of state issued photo driver's license or photo identification card expired one year or less. (Out-of-state identification cards and licenses require additional documentation from List A for proof of lawful presence.) \n\n2. Any Colorado Driver's License, Colorado 7-day Affidavit and Notice of Revocation or Affidavit and Notice of Suspension, or Colorado identification card that matches the photograph on file with the department. Documents expired over one year require additional identification. (Colorado identification cards issued between 060197- 070198 require additional documentation from List A for proof of lawful presence.)\n\n3. Certified birth certificate (Federal, State, County, Dept. of Justice, Dept. of State and Bureau of Indian Affairs) Birth certificates issued by the hospital are NOT acceptable. City-issued birth certificates are accepted only from New York City's 5 boroughs and Washington DC.\n\n4. US Passport expired less than 10 years - an additional document from the proof of age/lawful presence list is required with a US passport.  Out-of-state driver's licenses or ID cards do not qualify as an additional document.\n\n5. Valid foreign passport with I-94 or valid Processed For I551 stamp; NO B1, B2, WT, WB, CP or NC status. (Status F, J, H, etc., requires verification of a Colorado connection through the sponsoring entity and original letter, by the Colorado employer, of Colorado employment or ver