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Member Since: January 2004 Posts: 1 196 Send Message	chezzy	Report	16 Jul 2004 11:26
	thankyou both.x
Member Since: November 2002 Posts: 2 091 Send Message	Elizabeth A	Report	16 Jul 2004 11:07
	You can from the Family records centre - obtain certificates for people still living, however I think I am right in saying that if the birth is under 50 years - you have either: provide the parents names or go to the customer service desk and provide ID. Perhaps some one can clarify? Regards Liz
Member Since: April 2003 Posts: 2 591 Send Message	Sandra	Report	16 Jul 2004 11:00
Member Since: April 2003 Posts: 2 591 Send Message	cheir if your rellies are happy with it why not photocopy theirs it'll be much cheaper. Or you could phone the registry office and ask about the certificates of living rellies sandra
Member Since: January 2004 Posts: 1 196 Send Message	chezzy	Report	16 Jul 2004 10:57
	hi all.does anyone know whether you can still order a cert if that person is alive?? im trying to keep a good record with as many certs as i can for my children.My grt gran i never knew but as im stuck with all the older end ive found the gro numbers for my gran and all her siblings..i wanted to get all their birth certs but a few of them are still with us..will that matter.my gran has asked them and they dnt mind at all.