I was born in Pennsylvania in the mid 50’s and my family moved to San Antonio when I was 10.
During the mid and late 1980’s, after the S&L fiasco, I had to follow work around the country and lived in three different States over 8 Years.
In 1993, I moved back to Texas. When I received my Texas driver’s license, I noticed they had my date of birth wrong. There was a typo in the Day of the Month.
I contacted the Department of Public Safety and they told me that they had processed my information exactly as shown on the license I had surrendered. Apparently, one of the previous states had made an error that I never caught.
DPS required that I submit certified proof of my birth date.
So, I contacted the Pennsylvania Department Health/Vital Records.
Did they send me a copy of my original Birth Certificate? NO.
Pennsylvania sent me a certificate that stated, "A certificate of live birth is on file…” it contained all the pertinent information but it was not a copy of my original birth certificate.
The State of Texas accepted that document and corrected my drivers License.
I challenge every "birther" to contact their state of birth for a birth certificate and tell me what they get in return.
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