@kissmygrits
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No it just has the general info and the state seal. So frustrating! That's what I checked first. My brother and sister have the time on their birth certificate but they were born in the early to mid 70s.
You need to request a copy of the "original" (I think also referred to as the "long form" in some places) from the vital statistics office in the state you were born - this will probably run you $ 10- $ 15.
I'm going to try that. Thanks for the help! I did ask my Mom but she always confuses me with my older sister. She even handed me an old school birth certificate then I saw it was my sister's name. LOL! She's so kooky!
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My time according to my Dad was around 3pm but is there a way to check the accuracy for that? My birth certificate doesn't really say. How did you find out? I tried to search the forums but nothing was coming up.