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Last edited by Chex; 01-13-14, 04:55 PM."And if I could I surely would Stand on the rock that Moses stood" -
Just saving this for my reference. No need to reply.
RM 10210.210 Reviewing Age, Identity, Citizenship and Lawful Alien Status Evidence for an SSN Card.
RM 10210.420 Priority List of Acceptable Evidence of Identity Documents
GN 00308.000 Sources and Fees for State and Local Vital Statistics Records.
RM 10210.305 Reviewing a Birth Certificate Birth Area Code.
Last edited by Chex; 01-28-14, 09:00 PM."And if I could I surely would Stand on the rock that Moses stood" -
Originally posted by Chex View Post
RM 10210.305 Reviewing a Birth Certificate Birth Area Code
A. Information about the birth area code
Since 1948, most State registrars use a uniform numbering system.
Birth certificates (BCs) issued by the States generally include an 11-digit number in a xxx xx xxxxxx format. The number begins with a 3-digit birth area code number followed by a 2-digit year of registration (almost always the year of birth) and lastly a 6-digit serial registration number (assigned sequentially to each birth as it is filed).
I figured out Canada's coding system last year.
It starts off with the, 4 digit year - 2 digit provincial code - 6 digit Departmental use only number.
I see a difference here between what the web site says and what I have found out.
Mind you they are from different countries but I can't see them doing it differently.
This is the line I have a problem with.
"lastly a 6-digit serial registration number (assigned sequentially to each birth as it is filed)."
Confusion here. Maybe on purpose, I don't know.
In Canada the last 6 digit serial number on a BC is the "Departmental use only" number on the top right hand side of the Statement of Live Birth.
Its in its own box.
That is the only connection number I can find between the BC and SOLB.
The Registration number is another number, mine being a 4 digit number which does not carry over to the BC.
This number I believe is a sequential number for the births registered in that jurisdiction. (municipal)
Starting with number 1 for the first baby born on new years day and then going in order to the last day of December.
The number they are talking about in the "Program Operations Manual System" is only a sequestration number because of the number of forms they created.
Meaning, the forms have a number on them from the first printed to last.
The difference between the two numbers are one is printed on the form before the SOLB is filed and the other is hand printed by the registrar on the form when filed.
The later being the registration number.
The earlier being "Departmental us only" number. Which they turn around and use as the registration number on the BC.
There is no doubt some word crafting taking place here to suit their best interest.
After all, when have you ever heard of the government referring back to the SOLB as your ID?Comment
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Walter not to change the subject but in Canada is it the same as it is here in the USA?
You think being in the public has its advantages?
Not to pick on Jason but smith being a common surname.
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When it comes to lawful property usufruct comes to mind.
Usufruct is a right of enjoyment, enabling a holder to derive profit or benefit from property that either is titled to another person or which is held in common ownership, as long as the property is not damaged or destroyed.
In many usufructory property systems, such as the traditional ejido system in Mexico, individuals or groups may only acquire the usufruct of the property, not legal title.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usufruct
I got this idea from And this is where usufruct comes in from salsero from http://savingtosuitorsclub.net/showt...ll=1#post12866Last edited by Chex; 01-31-14, 02:39 PM."And if I could I surely would Stand on the rock that Moses stood"Comment
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Originally posted by Chex View Post
Yes it is, just different Headings and numbers.
Its all international. If the country is a member of the UN then I am sure the same crap is in place.
There are word phrases in the Criminal Code of Canada that are exact as UN policy documents.Comment
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