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Are copies of vital records issued by the local Registrar acceptable for all my needs?

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Are copies of vital records issued by the local Registrar acceptable for all my needs?

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Local copies are valid for all purposes except for the following two instances: • If the copies are being presented to a foreign country that is part of the Hague Treaty, the copies need an Apostille Seal from the New Jersey Secretary of State. The Apostille Seal can only be applied to certified copies of vital records issued from the State Bureau of Vital Statistics and Registration. • If your birth certificate was issued by the Jersey City – Hudson County Vital Records Office, it is not valid for passport application. You must obtain your certified copy from the State Bureau of Vital Statistics and Registration.

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