Serious Question over Passport?

Question

I was born in California in my mother's old house. She never made it to the hospital. My parents aren't citizen's so uncertain of the californial/U.S. laws they never registered me which made a HUGE pause to my life now that Im almost 20. Im not able to receive a c.a. id due to not having a birth certificate. Though I DO have a record of birth over my baptism certificate and my social security stating i was born in CA. I researched over the internet and came across a page on how to get passport. Theres also a area that tells you what to do if you do not have a birth certificate " http://studenttravel.about.com/od/planyourtrip/f/nocertificate.htm
" It says I need a " .Letter of No Record " SO my question is how do i get one? I tried to search for it (how it says on the site i gave) but cant come across anything that specifically tells you how to. Also, do i also have to tell them I was born in a house? Please someone help me.

Answer 1

Apply for a late registration as a US citizen so that you can already apply for your passport.

Answer 2

1. Go to your local civil registrar (the place where you were born) and get a CERTIFICATE/LETTER OF NO RECORD indicating that you are not registered as a citizen of that place/country (you do not have a Birth Certificate, yet).
2. Apply for a LATE REGISTRATION. Bring your parents along as they need to sign your birth certificate of late registration.
3. Attach supporting documents such as your baptismal certificate and your social security record.
4. Apply for your passport.