How to get a new birth certificate if you don't have one?

Question

How to get a new birth certificate if you don't have one?

Answer 1

Are you in the UK? if so go to the registry office in the town you were born in (or phone them) and they can get you one. There is a charge.

Answer 2

If you are in the UK you need to know the town or hospital where you were born and your mothers maiden name.

Answer 3

If you know where your birth was registered go in person and get one "over the counter" or order one online here, you will need all the details ie date, month, year, full name etc

http://www.gov-certificates.co.uk/

Answer 4

Yeah, you have to contact the state. It usually costs about 20.00 to get a replacement.

Answer 5

if your from UK the web site gives details who to ring

Answer 6

i believe there's a website where you can get it done, that's how my brother got his. and they send it to your house.

Answer 7

you can't get a new birth certificate, you could be able to get a copy of the original if you call your local registry office where you were registered at birth. your parents will be able to tell you this, or whoever has/ had a custody on you. might take you a while to get it though...

Answer 8

registry office in uk

Answer 9

UK answer.

You can get a birth certificate from the register office where you were registered, or here in the UK you can order on line from the GRO.

http://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/  To order from the GRO you will need the two numbers from the indice, the volume and the page number, these are unique to the GRO.

Certificates cost £7:00 from the register office and from £7:00  upwards with the GRO.

Answer 10

You need to go to City Hall in the town your were born in.  They will make you a copy there.  There is usually a small fee for it $3-5.00 or so.

Answer 11

Just contact the local Register Office where you were born, they will be able to print it off... It doesnt cost much either

Answer 12

write to the Bureau of Vital Statistics in your state capital

Answer 13

I'm assuming you're in the UK and that you were registered at birth. If I'm right you can obtain a copy of your birth certificate from the General Register Office. These can be ordered on line at http://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/

It will cost from £7 depending on how quickly you need to receive it.

I hope this helps.

Answer 14

Ring up the hospital you were born at - they always keep a copy!

Answer 15

Contact the registry office of the district where you were born. I think that it costs about 25pounds sterling.