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Written by Jason Voxly   
As you will know, your date of birth, height, weight and parents name are listed on your birth certificate. Due to the size of the records they can easily be lost or misplaced, with no copies readily available without paying a lot of money, the internet quickly came up with a solution that is fast and easy.
by JasonVoxly


As you will know, your date of birth, height, weight and parents name are listed on your birth certificate. Due to the size of the records they can easily be lost or misplaced, with no copies readily available without paying a lot of money, the internet quickly came up with a solution that is fast and easy.

The birth record was created when the child was born and was signed by the doctor who checked the information. The health department keeps a copy for their records and you are issued with one anywhere between the date of birth and 6 months after (which is why on some birth certificates you see a date of registration that is different than the date of birth). The copy the health department keeps is vital, as it means such public records searches in the future as the one you are looking to do, can be done. The birth records are needed continuously through life for marriage, death and many things such as opening a bank account may request a copy.

There are several reasons why you may need your certificate. Maybe you are moving country and in order to sign in for healthy benefits and bank accounts you need your birth certificate otherwise you are not allowed to stay. Perhaps you are interested in your family history and want a birth certificate from someone else and this has been denied by your local health department like it always does. Are you adopted? This is a big reason for searching for your original birth certificate with the chance of finding out your real parents names.

Thanks to the internet, public record searches are extremely easy and quick. Before online databases were made you would have to go to the county offices and go through hours of paperwork and you still might not find the record, you may need to go to a different place in a different county that may takes weeks and cost a lot of money. The web has simplified all this process and more often than not you can get hold of the birth records you require for no money at all, yes, for free!

If you decide this is for you, and I expect you will considering you can take away the hard work and do it from your own home, then you need to do your research. Don't dive in and sign up to the first one you find without checking the competition. Make sure the site you're on offers all the benefits the others do, and make sure any information you give to them will not be sold or used in a way you don't want. The amount of times people have to get new email addresses because they signed up for countless things that spam them non-stop is extremely high.

Finally, I hope you find the records you want and get the outcome you desire.

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