Missing Your Colorado Birth Certificate

Your birth certificate has always been important documentation but after June 2009, it will become very important to travelers.

In June, the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative takes effect and this means no matter where you travel, you will basically need to show a passport. This included air as well as rail and water travel. Places such as Canada and Mexico where such documentation wasn't formerly required will now be the only way you can get in and out of the country. Failure to have this a current passport will mean you get to stay in the country you're visiting until your paperwork is completed - the average time for most countries to handle this can be from 2 to 6 weeks.

You can avoid all this by making sure you have a current passport and in order to get that, you will need a certified copy of your Colorado birth certificate

We commonly process the birth certificate requests for the following Colorado cities:Adams . Alamosa . Arapahoe . Archuleta . Baca . Bent . Boulder . Chaffee . Cheyenne . Clear Creek . Conejos . Costilla . Crowley . Custer . Delta . Denver . Dolores . Douglas . Eagle . El Paso . Elbert . Fremont . Garfield . Gilpin . Grand . Gunnison . Hinsdale . Huerfano . Jackson . Jefferson . Kiowa . Kit Carson . La Plata . Lake . Larimer . Las Animas . Lincoln . Logan . Mesa . Mineral . Moffat . Montezuma . Montrose . Morgan . Otero . Ouray . Park . Phillips . Pitkin . Prowers . Pueblo . Rio Blanco . Rio Grande . Routt . Saguache . San Juan . San Miguel . Sedgwick . Summit . Teller . Washington . Weld . Yuma .

If you're ready to get the ball rolling on your Colorado birth certificate copy- contact our offices today.