where can I obtain a copy of a British wartime child's identity card or download a facsimilie?
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try the imperial war museam at RAF Duxford \nwhen I was last there they and some of the stalls at the airshow had packs of war time paper work, ration books coopons ect the pack was about 1/4 inch thick so there may well have been one in there I am sure they have an online shop as well
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Contact the National Archives, see link below.
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in a british house... we all have at least one!\n\numm... yellow pages maybe, try www.yell.co.uk they're one of the main directories we have.
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www.veteransagency.mod.uk\n\nmight be able to help\nor\nwww.armed-guard.co.uk
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I just happen to have these bookmarked.\n\nAs far as doing it online there is this site but you have to be in the UK to use it so no help to you:\nwww.passport-application.gov.uk/(q3b4db45qpsjir55zgz5qg31)/index.aspx\n\nThis is where to download the application:\nwww.britainusa.com/consular/c1form04.pdf\n\nThis is where to mail it and links on the right for more info:\nhttp://www.britainusa.com/sections/index_nt1.asp?i=10080&d=1\n\nThis is the helpline if you need help (it's only a paid service now not free):\nhttp://www.britainusa.com/sections/articles_show_nt1.asp?i=-1&L1=-1&L2=-1&a=37094&D=3\n\nSo pretty much your only option is to mail it in. If you need it quick or need to have it right away you can find embassies in a lot of major cities.
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Royal Mail have got one on their website. Free - all you do is register x
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www.archives.com\nThe US National Archives. You can request copies of Military Records. You have to pay for them but you can get his record.
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Pay some money and go to an online family registry where uc an look up your whole history for like 19.99
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Visit British Counsil Website and send an enquairy/
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Try http://www.whowhere.com if your friend is from USA.\nOr try http://www.who-remembers-me.com if your friend is from UK. I'm not sure if there are databases for countries other than USA and UK that is as vast as the websites I've just given you.\n\nGood luck!
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I found the following three addresses:\n\nCHILDREN’S SOCIETY: \n1881 Formerly Church of England Society for Providing Homes for Waifs and Strays: \nHead Office, Edward Rudolf House, Margery Street, London, England, WC1X OJ1.\nPhone:   0171 837 4229  Fax:   0171 837 0211\nEmail:  None\nWebsite:  http://www.the-childrens-society.org.uk/ \n\nChildren's Society:\nRecord and Archives Section, 2nd Floor Block A, Tower Bridge Business Complex, 100 Clements Road, Bermondsey, London, England,SE16 5DG\nPhone: 0171 232 2966  Fax 0171 252 3902\nEmail:  se@childsoc.org.uk\nWebsite:  http://www.the-childrens-society.org.uk/   \n\nCHILDREN’S SOCIETY: POST ADOPTION &CARE COUNSELLING RESEARCH PROJECT\nThe Post Adoption and Care Counselling Research Project, Queens Road, Peckham, London, England, SE15 2EZ. \nThis Department only handles inquiries about BHC post 1930.  \nPhone:  020 7732 9089.  Fax:  020 7277 5760. \nEmail:  julia.feast@the-childrens-society.org.uk. \nWebsite:  http://the-childrens-society.org.uk/.\n\nOnce at the web site, I found information about how to find information about your or a relative's time in the care of the Society here: http://www.the-childrens-society.org.uk/faq/#CS_TitledParagraph7
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I'm not quite sure what this question is about.  If you are trying to trace fellow ex-pupils, surely the Friends Reunited web page is the best place.  Try:\n\nhttp://www.friendsreunited.com\n\nClick on your relevant country flag ... and then register to search and/or leave messages.\n\nHope this helps.
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Go to the school and ask for a copy
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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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If you are from the UK go to the following web adddress for British Army records/contact  details:- \n\nhttp://www.army.mod.uk/contacts/divisions/records.htm\n\nIf you feel motivated enough to do some research yourself and know (or get to know via the Army contacts above) a reasonable amount about his army service you could go to the Public Record Office, Kew, and search through the appropriate military records.  The PRO staff  are extremely helpful and will guide you.\n\nI researched every detail of my father's RAF service this way. An amazing amount of information is available.  If you want any info on doing the latter, contact me via the YA message facility.
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Search for the war graves commision site or contact the Ministry of defence who will point you in the right direction. They have an archives department.
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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.