Hello, and thank you for a great question.
Unfortunately, in order to get a birth certificate, you must show proper identification at the issuing government's office. Certain states will allow a request by mail or fax. There is no official government website where you can view a birth certificate online. The only way you might see one is if a family member has uploaded a picture of a family member's birth certificate to their own website -- perhaps for genealogy purposes.
If you let me know where you live and/or what county the birth certificate was issued, I can inform you of all the possible ways to obtain your vital records.
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Thank you, and best wishes in the new year!
Edited by M. Castillo on January 18 2007 at 2:11am
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