How do I go about getting a copy of my daughters birth certificate, she was born overseas in an Army hospital?

Answer 1

If she was born to a US citizen parent(s) and you registered her birth at a US Embassy or Consulate in the form of a Consular Report of Birth (Form FS-240), you have to submit a request which includes the following:

1) Your daughter's full name at birth, date, and country of birth
2) Parents' full names, including mother's maiden name, and their dates and places of birth, and nationality
3) Daytime phone number
4) Signature of child or parents
5) $10 fee per document.

Send check or money order in US funds made payable to Department of State Mail Requests to: Passport Services Correspondence Branch Suite 510 1111 19th Street NW Washington, DC 20522-1705

If you did not register her birth it is suggested you apply to a US Passport Agency for a US Passport or INS for a Certificate of Citizenship to document citizenship. If you submit satisfactory documentary proof that you acquired citizenship at birth, a Certificate of Citizenship will be issued in her name. Look in the phone book under US Department of Justice, Immigration and Naturalization Service.

Answer 2

Try the city she was born in or the Army hospital she was born in. I was born in an Army hospital here in the US and I got my birth certificate from that state.

Answer 3

Hmm my daughter was born over here in the UK she has a British Birth Certificate and then we got her American one from the Passport office try contacting the nearest Army bases passport office, there is always the MPF to that might be able to help you! Good luck!

Answer 4

I'd start by calling your nearest Army Hospital. They should point you in the right direction.