Rocky67
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Orange, CA
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Re: 44 minutes of your time?
Your papers, please!
What a load of crap. Where did they get the 44 min figure? It takes me a minimum of 30 mins just to drive to the nearest DMV. Also, what, exactly, is a 'certified' birth certificate and how does one procure such a thing?
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americanada
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join:2001-12-19
Covina, CA
| said by Rocky67  :Also, what, exactly, is a 'certified' birth certificate and how does one procure such a thing? It's something from the county/state that says you were born here. For someone born in LA County, it is easily procured at the County Registrar in Norwalk.
I had to mail away for mine to Saskatchewan Canada and got a white piece of paper with an embossed stamp on it. That was "certified". |
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Boricua65
join:2002-01-26
Puerto Rico
2 edits | said by americanada
I had to mail away for mine to Saskatchewan Canada and got a white piece of paper with an embossed stamp on it. That was "certified".
I wonder if Puerto Rico will allow me to do that. I already have the birth certificate but don't remember where I put it away. I currently hold a passport, so does anyone know if that'll be accepted. |
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