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Replacement birth certificate
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I've had to do this twice now because a firm lost it when I had to send it as proof for something. The only sad thing is that the certificate will have the date from now rather then the original
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margaretclare wrote: »The 'short version' is just the pass and grade on a small slip of paper, but it takes longer for the school/college/examining board to issue the full certificate. Mine took several months - 2007. Contact the school or college and ask - it shouldn't cost you anything!
HTH
I left school three years ago, and I never receieved certificates for my GCSEs, As or A Levels, I only ever got the piece of paper on the day. Would I still be able to just ring my old school and ask them to source them out for me? Are there any other ways?
Thanks.odi et amo0
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