Jul 05, 2014 1:52 AM

I haven't heard of that document other then in Quebec, sorry I can't help :)

Act of Birth would that be equivalent to the Record of Live Birth?

Has anyone in/on BC been able to find theirs?

able to find their what? Car keys, cell phone, marbles?

Record if Live Birth. It's my original question.

FOIA, request ALL records, WHOLE disclosure, so that one can research to set any record they may have straight...

you have to contact Vital Statistics in the province of your birth and request it tell them you need a certified copy signed, sealed and notarized by the notary in their office. You send them some sheckles and they send it to you in the mail.

The Live Birth Record is just someone witnessing that you came out of your mother. That's not what created the PERSON which they then securitize with the Birth certificate...

IF there is a Certificate THEN there MUST be an act. Vital statistics would be the place !

https://www.vs.gov.bc.ca/births/certificate.html

my sister had a baby recently and when she "signed up" for the birth certificate they threw his SIN as an added bonus. why wait until hes a teenager?

Todd, you don't seem to have it in your set of choices in British Columbia.

You could call them to see if they have an equivalent.

*Edited* I have both my daughters' "Certified True Copy of a Registration Document" And Vital Stats is where I got them from.

Cara Small, did you "order" them from the website?

I phoned.

:D

Thanks all and especially Cara Small. I just phoned and "ordered" my certified copy of a birth registration. I think this will be very useful. Pete Daoust I believe this is the equivalent of what you require in Quebec called the Act of Birth.