how to get another birth certificate in the state of illinois?
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Go to your city Court House.  It would proably cost under $10. it will not be the original with the seal, but it will be a copy,and that is all that you need to get what is needed
948123
You need to contact the Department of Vital Statistics in the city you were born in. In some states, you may actually have to contact that office in the state capitol building instead of the local courthouse. First, check with the office located in the county where you wre born.
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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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According to the Texas DMV, in addition to your SS card, you need to get a copy of your birth certificate.  If you do not have one, you can apply for a copy on line from your birth state.\n\nWhen you get it, go to your local TX  license branch, take the test, pay the fee, you'll be OK.
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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
150028
Go to your local Social Security office and take the court documents showing the name change and new birth certificate issued from the state of birth.  It only takes about 5 minutes to do.
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The Department of Vital Statistics has a helpful website, from which you can download a form to mail in, or visit their associate site to request one online. The resulting certificate will be a hard copy version sent to you.
275659
I did this about a year ago you need to call the birth and death records dept. in the city he was born and they will instruct you on how to obtain his birth certificate.
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Your county health department vital records division should be able to help you, Also there is a company on the internet called vitalcheck.com that will order it for you for $8.00 I think. I ordered from them and paid by credit card. They are legit, and most counties use them. I know Fulton County GA does. Check their site out. I know it will help.
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Adoption records are indeed sealed unless by court order, and you would likely need a more compelling reason than "I want to know" to get a court order. One avenue to work on is Illinois' Adoption Registry, where you can register, and if your birth mother has or does register, they will allow you to exchange information. Information and forms are at the site below.
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Contact your state education office, or see if they have a website with instructions on receiving a duplicate.
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You don't necessarily need to go there to get your birth certificate.  Either online or by calling the vital statistics office they can send you a form you fill out  and send back to them with your payment and they can mail it to you.  Usually takes about 4-6 weeks.\n\nhttp://www.idph.state.il.us/vitalrecords/birth.htm
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go to social security office with birth certificate and another form of id, fill out application. They will mail you one in the mail, but if you need a printout just to show your number they can give you what they call a "numi".
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Birth records are usually retained by the Department of Vital Records.  It is could also be with the Recorder's Office of your county.
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your birth certificate
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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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Easy question, easy answer, but you'll need patience.\n\nIf you cannot get hold of the mother and father, or they don't have this info for you, try contacting the county hall of records where he was born.  You can get a copy of the birth cert., though you'll need to pay for it.  It is under the heading of Vital Records in most counties and it's public documentation.\n\nIf you are referring to a newspaper announcement, you need only contact that newspaper and ask for access to the archives for that month.  Do a search for his last name and you'll have it.  \n\nIf you don't know the county or the newspaper/publication it was in, the Internet will help you out there, as well.