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UK Birth Certificate (Copy of the original) – Redacted scan for reference?
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UK Birth Certificate (Copy of the original) – Redacted scan for reference?
Hello
Does anyone have a redacted scan or template of a copy of the (full) UK Birth Certificate?
And/ or a concrete method for acquiring one from a Registrar?For clarity:
Mark (from HKP Events?) describes this ‘copy of the original certificate’ at 1:49:55 on Day 2, Part 2 of the 3 day UK ‘Rules of The Game’ workshop.
Only one other member of the audience had the same/ correct certificate. At which point he advises everyone else to go and get them.Mark’s Description:
A4 portrait (upright). All red ink except for the name which is in black ink. (Cost £50 for two in ~2012.)
The number on these certificates will remain the same for every copy. This is the number that you need.
Each certificate is reprinted/ typed, it is not a photocopy.
Paper – White/ cream bond/ water marked paper.
Mark said the Chief Registrar repeatedly denied this certificate existed before eventually relenting.This is NOT:
The short form Certificate of Birth – got that.
The Certified Copy of an Entry – got that.
The hospital ‘live birth’/ ‘baby born’ records etc – got those. -
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No sorry but it sounds like you’ve basically got everything you need. Youc an ask Mark at the next q and A next Wed. RSVPO here https://solutionsempowerment.org/event/general-qa-june-14/
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Hi Morag
Thanks for the response, but it’s pretty clear from the course that very few people have a copy of the full “Certificate of Birth” in the UK.
It would be harder for the Registrar to deny the certificate exists if we had one for reference.
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Here’s something else that may help.
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Hey Jeremy, If they do not have that original Live Birth Certificate/registration, then there is no Surety and the BC that is being held against you, making you a Trustee, is fraudulent. There is a Breach of Trust. The Registrar has a duty to perform as those details were left in their care and they are the Custodian. Maybe wording to that effect might make it reappear.
All the best.
