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Title: Obama's Certificate of LIVE BIRTH
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White House
URL Source: http://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/def ... irth-certificate-long-form.pdf
Published: Apr 27, 2011
Author: CIA - BLACK (hahahaha) OPS
Post Date: 2011-04-27 09:35:27 by noone222
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Views: 722
Comments: 46
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#12. To: noone222 (#0)
I guess this is it. Didja notice that it seems that where the document appears to bend to accommodate the binding, the rule lines in the form bend but the paper patterning does not conform? Observe the left margin. I could be wrong. What do you think? Let the fun begin.
The pattern does not change because the pattern is on the printer paper currently used by the Dept of Health. Safety paper, with anti-alteration background pattern, was likely not used in 1961 for the original report. The original in the Dept of Health binder (which accounts for the bend at the right edge) was photographed and printed onto the green-pattern safety paper. Safety paper of some sort is now very popular with most states for birth certificate to disourage any sort of alterations. -
Yes, that seems to be apparent in this version: ndcorup has posted this rendition in FrontPage. I won't comment more on this, but I hope that someone here who has knowledge of how FrontPage works will.
I had commented that it appeared it had at least two diff. formats. This might explain it --- http://wireupdate.com/video/2011/04 ... th-certificate-pdf-has- layers/ >
That link is not opening up the file you're referring to. The page you requested could not be found. Try refining your search, or use the navigation above to locate the post.
I guess I messed it up. Here ---- http://wireupdate.com/video/2011/04/president- obamas-birth-certificate-pdf-has-layers/ >
Has anyone ever seen a green BC?
No. the green pattern shown is actually used for checks. seriously.
Exactly. Green, blue, yellow, et al, are for checks. White on black, black on white (sounds kinda like Stanley's plan) are used for BCs.
www.gazette.com/articles/birth-117028-certificates- http://colorado.html">www.gazette.com/articles/...ertificates-colorado.html Fast facts on Colorado birth certificates: Who issues birth certificates in Colorado? A Colorado Certificate of Live Birth is issued by the state Office of Vital Statistics, 4300 Cherry Creek Drive South, Denver or through vital records offices in counties. In El Paso County, the vital records office is located at the Public Health agency, 305 S. Union Blvd., Colorado Springs. Is a birth certificate issued automatically or does it have to be requested by the parent(s)? A birth certificates is not issued automatically; it must be requested by the parent(s). An application must be submitted with valid photo identification, such as a driver’s license or passport. A nonparent, such as a grandparent, requesting a birth certificate must provide proof of the relationship and a direct and tangible interest in the record. What does it cost? $17.75 and $10 for each additional copy. Is it the original document or a copy? There is no original document, other than the electronic data base maintained by the state Office of Vital Statistics. Hospitals report births to the state office, which provides the Certificate of Live Birth upon request. Typically, the birth certificate is mailed or can be picked up in person at either the state or county office two weeks after a child is born. How official does it look? The Certificate of Live Birth is printed on bank note paper obtained from the state Office of Vital Statistics. It has a raised state seal and the signature of the state registrar, who oversee the Office of Vital Statistics. The name of the child, date of birth, names and ages of parents if provided and place of birth are listed on the certificate. Is it uniform throughout the state? Yes, the same Certificate of Live Birth is issued regardless of where a child is born in Colorado. Does the government have any involvement in birth announcements? No, other than the hospital informing the state of a child’s birth, government agencies have no role in announcing births or placing notices in the media. Can a replacement be obtained for a lost birth certificate? The process and cost is the same as requesting the first certificate. However, a replacement can be obtained in person the same day. Is it confidential or can someone else obtain a copy of your birth certificate? Colorado is a closed record state, meaning by law all vital records are confidential. A grandparent, for example, could apply for a copy of a birth certificate but would be required to prove a direct or tangible interest. Prospective employer, seeking to establish that a job applicant is a U.S. citizen, for example, would not be able to obtain a birth certificate. Read more: www.gazette.com/articles/birth-117028-certificates- http://">www.gazette.com/articles/birth-117028-certificates- colorado.html#ixzz1KlR5Hn00
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#14. To: randge (#12)
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Didja notice that it seems that where the document appears to bend to accommodate the binding, the rule lines in the form bend but the paper patterning does not conform? Observe the left margin. I could be wrong.
#16. To: Shoonra, ndcorup, All (#14)
The pattern does not change because
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