Vital Documents
Rain
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So...my drivers license (DL) expired. It's issued by Virginia, I'm in Texas. Lost my birth certificate (BC) and social security card (SS). Or Maybe I have them and don't know, which counts as lost.Trying to get the BC. Need a valid DL and SS. Trying to get the DL. Need a valid BC. Trying to get an SS. Need to know all the information that is on the BC that I can't get. Also have to send a certified copy of a DL that is not expired. I can substitute this with my Military ID, but it has to be the original. They don't accept notarized copies.Random thoughts. I'm glad it's not TOO east to get these documents...even though I really doubt this stops crooks. My kids are not getting their SS and BC til they move out.
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Rainman, a few thoughts from a guy who has seen this before. Your service record should have a notarized copy of your birth certificate. If nothig else a Statement of Citizenship. I've been in since 97 and they atleast did it back then. Same with you SS card(photocopy). Since you lost all of this stuff together, call any of the 3 main credit bureaus and put a fraud alert on your credit report. People have had their identity stolen with way less. For a VA replacement your military id will work(pm me if you want more info, I have all the refrences pulled up ony phone) especially if you are applying for resident out of state one. Also if you have a blue OR a red passport, those are proof of citizenship. So it looks like use CAC card to get a DL and use that DL to get a SS replacement IF you can't f d a photocopy in your record. I've been working for years of just that photocopy, last time I showed my original was to enlist and get my red passport.