Friday, January 20, 2012

What can I use in place of my birth certificate to get my license in Washington?

My mother lost my birth certificate. %26gt;_%26gt;

And I'm twenty with no god damn license.



What can I use in place of my birth certificate?

They said something about a yearbook and tax files but does anyone have a list of other things I can use?What can I use in place of my birth certificate to get my license in Washington?
That's easy , you can get replacement for your birthcertificate at: http://www.replacementbirthcertificate.o鈥?/a>

Don't say about your mother as being "too lazy"; she must be a good mother! Good luck
State of Washington or DC?



State answer: http://www.dol.wa.gov/driverslicense/idp鈥?/a>



DC: http://dmv.dc.gov/info/proofofID.shtm



You should really learn how to search for stuffWhat can I use in place of my birth certificate to get my license in Washington?
how hard is it to get a new birth certificate???? your just wasting time just go get a new oneWhat can I use in place of my birth certificate to get my license in Washington?
What you鈥檒l need

To prove you are citizen of the United States, you must show us ONE of the following:



Valid U.S. passport or one that has been expired no more than 5 years.

Valid U.S. passport card.

Valid Enhanced Driver License from a U.S. state other than Washington.

Certificate of naturalization.

Certificate of citizenship (not a green card).

Department of State consular report of birth abroad.

Original, certified Washington State birth certificate or birth certificate from the state where you were born. The birth certificate must have been issued by a city, county, or state and must have all of the following:

a registrar鈥檚 raised, embossed, impressed, or multicolored seal.

a control number that can be validated with the issuing authority.

a registrar鈥檚 signature.

the date the certificate was filed with the registrar鈥檚 office. The date must be within 1 year of your birth.



I assume you know where you were born, contact them and get a certified copy of your birth certificate.

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