Gee, Corsi - I don't have an 'original' birth certificate, either

[Siwsan]

My Mom, in the throws of dementia, threw it away. So, I have a new, computer printed, embossed birth certificate.

He's a delusional, lying lunatic.

[lapfog_1]

1. neither do I

mine was stolen when i accidentally left it in breifcase with my passport in my car. the car was broken into and the briefcase was stolen

so now i have a registered copy

[Jeffersons Ghost]

8. I still have mine; but as John Kerry said:

"I want to see Trump's girth certificate."

Teflon Don tRump has really put on some weight, since taking office.

Perhaps, as an actor in the movie, Deliverance, starring Burt Reynolds, said, a fellow inmate will tell tRump to "SQUEAL LIKE A PIG!" after Mueller gets through investigating the criminal.

[blueinredohio]

2. My mother couldn't find mine and when I sent away for it

I got a plastic card the size of a driver's license with my name and birthdays on it.

[TheCatQueen]

3. I have a "Certificate of Live Birth"

That's what they call it in Kansas. It's the same thing President Obama has from Hawaii. THAT IS A BIRTH CERTIFICATE, you birther fools! Side note: President Obama's mother and grandparents lived in my hometown, as did Tim Kaine's mother. It pleases me greatly that at least a few other liberal thinkers emerged from that right wing cesspool of a town!

[imanamerican63]

4. My birth certificate was burned up in a house fire, so....

I have duplicate from the county courthouse!

[karynnj]

5. My two oldest daughters have a BETTER reply, there real original birth certificates are not "legal"

for getting a passport or as proof for other things. NJ did not have all the information now required, so I had to get the new "long form" birth certificates for them. By 1990 when my youngest was born, NJ had changed the birth certificates - so she can use the original. (This was a surprise for me because my 1950 Indiana one is just fine.)

Incidentially, Corsi lived a town over in NJ. After 2004, I stared at some images on the internet of him - in case I happened to see him at a local restaurant or store. (I actually would likely have been too shy to ask if he was Corsi and tell him what a creep I thought he was - so maybe it was good I never recognized him.)

[ismnotwasm]

6. I don't have one at all

I’ll have to hope the state of California, where I was born, has records of my birth despite the fact it was a charity hospital that burned down a long time ago. I’m not too worried, but I need it just to go to Canada now

[csziggy]

17. The birth would have been registered with the county so there will be a record

Now there is a state wide web site with the information and forms to apply for a replacement: http://www.ca.gov/Agencies/Public-Health-California-Department-of/Agency-Services/Apply-for-Birth-Certificate

[GemDigger]

7. I have mine. It is hand written and the time of birth was scratched out and rewritten.

I doubt Corsi would think that is real either.

One other thing. People just can't get other peoples birth certificates.

[ProudLib72]

11. What the?

Did you start to get born and realize you'd left the stove on and needed to go turn that off before leaving?

[GemDigger]

13. That has me laughing so hard. I will never know what time I was really born. My mother

says one thing and my birth certificate says another two things and no two of the three agree.

[Roland99]

9. And questioning why Arpaio was denied a copy??

Uh. He has no jurisdiction to obtain one????

[maxrandb]

10. I had to use a Baptismal record to join the Navy

because my mom lost my birth certificate.

[Siwsan]

12. I was able to send for my replacement, on line.

It was just $5, too, plus the mailing fee of around $2.50. It arrived in less than 2 weeks.

[maxrandb]

15. I eventually got one from the state

But when I joined the Navy there was no such thing as "online".

[spanone]

14. everyone in this administration lies about their lies.

[csziggy]

16. It wouldn't matter if you did have it - most places prefer the newer copies anyway

When I had to take my birth certificate in to the DMV office to get a new driver's license I had the certificate from the hospital with my footprints, the original birth certificate my parents were given, a certified copy from when my parents applied for my social security card, and a new certified one (because of course I couldn't find the others until I applied for the new one). The only one the DMV office wanted was the new one.