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An uncertified copy of a birth certificate will be a photocopy on plain, white paper of the original document that was filed in our office. The information provided on a birth certificate varies from year to year. Typically, a birth certificate from 1907 will include the name of the child, the date of birth, the place of birth, and the parents’ names. Birth certificates from later years may include information on the time of birth, and the ages, place of birth, and occupation of the parents.
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Wisconsin DHQuote:
What do you mean by an uncertified copy of a certificate?
Uncertified copies of certificates are available to anyone who requests them with the exception of birth certificates for adopted persons. You must be able to provide us with all of the information requested on the application and pay the appropriate fees. Normally, uncertified copies are not accepted for legal purposes.
Source: North Carolina
So available to anyone, same in Minnesota, not even a tangible interest is needed...
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Demonstration of tangible interest is not required to obtain a non-certified copy of a birth record. However, release of non-certified copies of confidential birth records is restricted so you will be required to have your signature notarized on the application.
Source: Minnesota
Hawaii
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. Abbreviated Copy
(1) A certified copy may be issued to any person authorized to receive a standard certified copy.
(2) A non-certified copy containing only such information as is listed in accordance with Section 2.2 may be issued to any person or organization requesting it.
Section 2.2 states that the Director can determine what information will be provided. Given the precedent set with Danae, perhaps they have opened up our President's BC for public non-certified display...
Anyone care to apply for one?