i desperately need help! is it possible 2 find out my birth date becoz my parents never recorded it ?

Question

i m an unlucky person! i dont know my real birthday... my parents didnt keep it recorded.. all my certificates n passport has a birthdate that i and my family made up. is it possible 2 find out my real birthday using palmistry, numerology or anything else? or some kind of medical test? please help me out. i'll be greatly relieved of this psychological burden if you can help me find the real thing!

Answer 1

If they never recorded it, you're behind the eight ball. About the closest you could come is seeing if your mom got prenatal care and having the doctor or midwife share what they know with you and your mom. Otherwise, if everything you have is a made-up birthday (and HOW did you get a passport with a "made-up" birthday and no birth certificate???) there's nothing you can do. There's no amount of fortune telling or carbon dating that's going to pinpoint your date of birth.

Answer 2

Palmistry or Numerology? You'd be better of flipping a coin. Medical test can get to within a year or so, but not the date.

First, ask your parents where you were born (town or county, and at home or in a hospital or clinic), and what year. Old family photos may have dates on them. Then narrow down the time of year: before or after significant dates or holidays, etc. Ask about how far pregnant your mom was at Christmas or her birthday, etc.

Once you have gotten as much info as possible from your parents, grandparents, aunts & uncles, older siblings, etc. then it's time to contact the vital records department in the county where you were born and request a copy of your birth certificate.

If it exists, then you've got your answer.

If not, just use what's already on your official documentation and celebrate your birthday each year just like everybody else.

Answer 3

If you were born in the U.S., whether you were born in a hospital or not, there should be a legal registration of your true birth somewhere. When you were registered for school, there should have been some record of this, and you should be able to obtain this information from the school district authorities and be able to trace it back from there. You could probably get more info from the Clerk of the County Court in the locale where you were born.
If you weren't born in the U.S., good luck, anyway.

Answer 4

I was born at home, in a rural town. The Doctor did not register my birth. When I was of school age, my family obtained a
"delayed birth certificate."

They were required to submit affidavits from all people at the
birth. And, to this day, my Mom insists they got the date wrong
(by one day).

Here's a website that might help:
http://www.kdheks.gov/vital/download/file_delayed_certificate_birth.pdf

Answer 5

if you were born in a hospital, you should have a birth certificate. you can get a copy of it from the state records office.

Answer 6

i dont have the correct answer for your q. if you born in hospital,of course there will be a record but ,maybe it will take times and pass the procedure.try to find out where you born . dont worry, every problem there is a solution. dont worry,be happy coz atleast you have your own family. there is a lot of children who dont know who's their parents.cheer up.

Answer 7

Do you know where you were born?What town,city,State.If you do then try looking at hospitals where you might have been born,they send records to state capital.If you know your parents names and their parents names try state capital records vital statistics.