Notarized copy of birth certificate

[irishfrog 0]

What does that mean? Does that mean I just take a photocopy of my birth cerficate on a piece of paper and have a notary sign it or is it more complicated than that? Is the original birth certificate supposed to be notarized? Mine is laminated so I don't know how I'd have that done?

 

Perhaps this is a late at night and I'm too tired to think question but PLEASE tell me how to do this paperwork requirement!

[lauraandmatt 2]

This means an orginal birth certficate. The orginal b/c's should have a raised seal on it, indicating that it's official from the state which you were born. I don't think that the hotel will accept a photo copy.

[dodds 1]

You'll need a notary/lawyer to copy and notarize that the document (birth certificate) mailed is a true copy of the original. It will look like a colour copy (being laminated will still copy) but will have a raied seal stamp.

[Ryan's girl 0]

Hi there!

 

We ordered another copy of our birth certificate. Our resort specified that we have the "long version" of our birth certificate (not the credit card size one).

 

I would check exactly what the requirements are for your resort. Different resorts have different requirements for a legal ceremony.

 

Here is a thread with some of the info that might be useful.

 

http://bestdestinationwedding.com/forum/t32958

[kitty_kat_uk 0]

It seems complicated for you guys. I've been reading some other threads talking about the cost of having it done too.

 

Im in the UK. I went to my solicitors yesterday. They took a copy of the birth certificates and passports. On the copy they stamped it with their official stamp to say: We hereby certify this to be a true and accurate copy of the original. they then signed each one. This cost me £10 (approx $14).

 

I have scanned these copies and sent them to Chandlyn. Just waiting to see if she wants a hard copy or not. Obviously I'll be taking the originals with me when we go!

[blurt 0]

I'm really confused now, we have been told by our travel agent that we have to send a copy of our b/c and passport and they send it on. Do I need to send them to Chandlyn as well ?

[geology_rocks 0]

You need to send notarized PHOTOCOPIES of your birth certificate and passports. The notary will put their seal on the photocopy to certify that it is a true copy of the original. No need to send your actual birth certificate and passport to Jamaica!

[tina82 0]

You need Passport and Birth cerficate

It is a photo of copy done at a local notery in color they sing it and stamp it with a special stamp.

From what i read your b/c needs to be long version (with fathers name) but I could be wrong, we just got new ones just in case (it only took a month to get them). Send the notery copy to w/c. When you go down there for the wedding take original with you dont forget them.

That is for Jamaica as far as I know

[YoursTruly 3]

Blurt- Determine if your TA will send it or if you will send it on. I would suggest that you send it in yourself to Chandlyn.

[kitty_kat_uk 0]

Hi Blurt

If you've booked your wedding through Thomson I think they sort everything for you. Thomson didn't have the date I wanted so I went direct to the hotel which is why I've sorted it myself.