how to get a birth cert. for someone borned in 1948 in zebulon ga?
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You could also try the State Capitol Bureau of Vital Statistics, they have everyone born in that state on file and it costs the same as the city charges.
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Call or write that half broter and see if he knows. Then if not maybe town hall where he was born. Mayb ethe newspaper on microfiche fo rthe day he was born, etc.
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You can find out how to do it by contacting the jurisdiction in wich you where born.(Birth certificates are considered part of the public record and most coommunities keep records of births nearly forever.) \nYou can also contact the Candian embassy in the U.S. and they I am sure can help you.
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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.
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If you were registered as a Canal Zone birth, you can try at Louisiana, as that State law was the one governing the Canal  Zone.\n\nIf you were registered as a Panamanian, you will need to proceed at the Panamanian Civil Register in order to get a birth certificate.\n\nHowever I believe the best place to look for an answer to your question would be the Department of Defense, rather than a branch of it.
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sure are.  go to town hall.  i just got my birth cert from the town hall
70775
Most states have websites to obtain birth certificates.  If you live in Texas, click on this link.
466966
Birth certificates are not issued by the federal government.  It really depends on what state you are in as to what agency you contact for a birth certificate.  Most likely, you will need to go to a county clerk, which should have a copy of birth records.
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Even if you search the most complete directories available on the internet, they are only phone directories, so you will never be certain. Obviously, they don't include children, people with unlisted numbers, etc.\n\nIf you are truly ambitious, you could try contacting the City Clerk's office for every municipality on the earth and request a search of birth and death certificates. Undoubtedly this will take up so much time that you will not be able to do anything else for several years, but at the end of it, you MAY have an answer. \n\nDoes it really matter?
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GET YOUR BIRTH CERTIFICATE,THEN CONTACT THE SS ADMINISTRATION
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records office in the county you were born in.  they will charge you for it but can do a search and mail it to you.
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Try going to the Morman Church. They have birth records going back hundreds of years.
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You should start with the National archives but on a different page then the previous suggestions.  You'll need to fill out the SF 180 and either fax or mail the request.  Plus you'll need some very specific information like SSN, complete name, branch of service, date of birth.  Also, check the 1973 fire list, his records may have been destroyed in the fire of 1973.
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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.
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You should call the city or town you were born in. Ask them how much a certified copy of a birth certificate cost and what their mailing address is. You should not need a form, you can send a letter requesting a certified copy of your birth certificate, make sure you give your full birth name, dob, place of birth, and both your parents name. Don't forget to include the check. They will mail it to you. Also try www.mississippi.gov it is the state's online website and you might be able to order it there.
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It may take a little work and a little money,but the best thing to do is to first sit down with your parents or grandparents and collect important dates,like births, deaths, departures, and arrivals. Then the office of public records usually has death certificates and other information for about $5-$15 per document. Including birth records, and immigration list and charts. Don't fall for those crappy genealogy sites, they kinda just give you a general idea, about your last name etc. Now, if you want even further the National Geographic Society will send you a kit, and test your DNA and send you a map which will show your ancestral history back 100s of years. i hoped this helped .G'luck
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Go to the register of deeds office. It is usually located inside or near the courthouse. They can give you a certified copy of your birth certificate. It costs $10.