I was dreading getting a birth cert for DD, since I'm notoriously bad at getting paperwork, etc. done... I thought I'd have to mail something in, or take a trip to Baltimore...
I did this for DS's birth certificate (from Calvert County) and it came really quickly! There was a fee, but to me it was worth not having to make a trip to some office and stand in line, blah, blah...
I'm confused. We filled out something at the hospital for her birth which I thought was for her birth certificate but was it for something different? I need to get her birth certificate and SSN soon so that I can apply for her passport for a trip in December.
I delivered at Shady Grove and it was taken care of. I can't remember if they sent the paper in or gave me a paper to send in, but either way, it was easy.
I delivered at Shady Grove and it was taken care of. I can't remember if they sent the paper in or gave me a paper to send in, but either way, it was easy.
Me too. They give you the paper to mail in...you just check how many copies you need and send a check. I think I had everything within 2 weeks after mailing it.
They gave me a letter/paper at the hospital... but, it got lost in the shuffle, and like I said - I'm not good with paperwork.
Paying a $6 processing fee was way faster than me needing to go through looking for the paper, finding a stamp and an envelope, dropping it in the mail, etc.
I got 2 copies, and I think I paid $40? That was with express shipping. Well worth it, IMO. But, I hate dealing with this stuff.
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And you have to pay $12 per copy plus a $6 processing fee.
I'm confused. We filled out something at the hospital for her birth which I thought was for her birth certificate but was it for something different? I need to get her birth certificate and SSN soon so that I can apply for her passport for a trip in December.
I delivered at Shady Grove and it was taken care of. I can't remember if they sent the paper in or gave me a paper to send in, but either way, it was easy.
Me too. They give you the paper to mail in...you just check how many copies you need and send a check. I think I had everything within 2 weeks after mailing it.
They gave me a letter/paper at the hospital... but, it got lost in the shuffle, and like I said - I'm not good with paperwork.
Paying a $6 processing fee was way faster than me needing to go through looking for the paper, finding a stamp and an envelope, dropping it in the mail, etc.
I got 2 copies, and I think I paid $40? That was with express shipping. Well worth it, IMO. But, I hate dealing with this stuff.