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xmas74

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8. You can still get it at the local health department, right?

Reply to Sherman A1 (Reply #4)

Wed Aug 15, 2012, 07:50 PM

Aug 2012

I heard something about how they wanted to limit how many places you could get one. This was a couple of years ago so I don't know if they ever made that limit.

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Let's start a thread re: birth cert prices in various states......... [View all] TheDebbieDee Aug 2012 OP

I know it cost us $50 in NYS to get a certified marriage certificate for insurance purposes! hedgehog Aug 2012 #1

Connecticut sharp_stick Aug 2012 #2

I live in Washington state Andy823 Aug 2012 #3

Missouri Sherman A1 Aug 2012 #4

You can still get it at the local health department, right? xmas74 Aug 2012 #8

Yes, indeed Sherman A1 Aug 2012 #22

I think it was back when the boy governor was in office. xmas74 Aug 2012 #31

He was a bad joke to be sure. Sherman A1 Aug 2012 #35

Who's your state house rep? xmas74 Aug 2012 #36

That was a few years ago and he was term limited out Sherman A1 Aug 2012 #37

I'm on the other side of the state. xmas74 Aug 2012 #39

Well not all the way across the state but Sherman A1 Aug 2012 #40

Missouri had that huge divide during the Civil War. xmas74 Aug 2012 #41

I just had to get one for my daughter (Michigan) gollygee Aug 2012 #5

Actually, it looks like it's $15.00 for a birth cert in Kansas Lex Aug 2012 #6

If you look further down xmas74 Aug 2012 #11

You're right, Lex! I did get scammed............ TheDebbieDee Aug 2012 #16

Heck, Vital Statistics' office wasn't far from us Panasonic Aug 2012 #26

In Missouri xmas74 Aug 2012 #7

North Carolina TheDebbieDee Aug 2012 #9

no idea i dont even believe i have one. i think my wife paid fifty or so for md loli phabay Aug 2012 #10

Only $13 here in Idaho. LAGC Aug 2012 #12

My father-in-law paid about $40 get his birth certificate from 1915 in Brooklyn, NY. enough Aug 2012 #13

PA certified birth certificate is $10 BumRushDaShow Aug 2012 #14

Don't know. I was born in Pennsylvania. RebelOne Aug 2012 #15

Here's the PA website for birthcertificates csziggy Aug 2012 #32

Tell Obama to get Eric Holder on this ASAP! KoKo Aug 2012 #17

I think we can lay the blame for the lack of "push-back" on the weak-a$$ed Dems TheDebbieDee Aug 2012 #18

If it's one thin dime... it's a poll tax! nt Bigmack Aug 2012 #19

Last time I needed one, NYC had its own office... TreasonousBastard Aug 2012 #20

California: $18 pinboy3niner Aug 2012 #21

Alabama TroglodyteScholar Aug 2012 #23

My cousin just did this. Le Taz Hot Aug 2012 #24

Hm - Colorado Panasonic Aug 2012 #25

I think it cost $20 at a state office a decade ago Capt. Obvious Aug 2012 #27

$26.00 Minnesota riverwalker Aug 2012 #28

Georgia - $25 / $5 each additional copy sgsmith Aug 2012 #29

$10 in Nebraska Care Acutely Aug 2012 #30

Soros needs to step up and help with those costs flamingdem Aug 2012 #33

Florida it's only $9 in addition to the proof costs csziggy Aug 2012 #34

Michigan, with shipping.... $64.25. Motown_Johnny Aug 2012 #38

NJ $15, but it might vary since they are issued by municipalities. FarCenter Aug 2012 #42