Changing name on birth on Military birth certificate?

Question

Hello, I was born on a Military base in Germany - (I live in USA) and the military base is now closed. I changed my first name (legally) and need to change my birth certificate. Because I am considered an "international abroad" birth - anyone know how to go about changing my birth certificate? Someone told me to contact the Department of State, but I see no information on their website about this. Any advise would be appreciated.

Answer 1

Here's the address for your official birth certificate issued by the State Department. You should provide them a copy of your military birth certificate and a check or money order in the amount of $30 made out to the U.S. Treasury:
Vital Records Section
Passport Services
1111 19th St. NW
Suite 510
Washington, DC 20522-1705

Answer 2

you are able to't replace the day you've been born and also you are able to't replace your start certificates which changed into issued once you've been born, until eventually you've get entry to to a time device. The replace of your call is documented by using your call replace record. imagine each and every individual who were given married and took on the call of their major different wanted to get their start certificates, college transcripts, diplomas, and God knows what replaced on mirrored image. a militia base is US sources, notwithstanding it truly is not US soil. so as that on my own would not furnish you with US citizenship. you're a US citizen because a minimum of one among your mom and father changed into one on the time you've been born.