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A real family’s case, shown by initial and surname.

New York records, the Foreign Births Register, and witnesses, handled.

The O’Keeffe family file3 applicants
J. Orr, Jr.J. CornsE. Tatum
Approved by your advisor
Changes how it’s ordered

Your mother’s Bronx birth record needs a New York court order

Mother · born
Bronx, 1927
Died
2011

Your next stepWe prepare the petition with you, once, for all three of you.

New York records lawPetition Kit
1

New York records, untangled

NYC Health · NYC City Clerk · NY State

New York City and New York State keep different records under different rules. We order each one from the right office, and handle the ones New York restricts.

2

Your FBR application, online

Foreign Births Register · online only

The Foreign Births Register only takes applications online. We prefill one for each of you and file it with you.

3

Witnessing, coordinated

Witness Kit · every sibling

We coordinate the Witness Kit for every brother and sister applying, so each application is witnessed correctly and nobody hunts for a witness alone.

Ireland · Foreign Births Register

3 siblings, 3 surnames · maternal grandfather born in Co. Cork, 1878 · every record from New York

New York records

  • NYC HealthGrandfather’s death recordManhattan · 1955
  • NYC City ClerkGrandparents’ marriageManhattan · 1926
  • Court orderMother’s birth recordBronx · 1927 · restricted
  • NYC City ClerkParents’ marriageQueens · 1950
  • NY StateThree sibling birth recordsPeekskill · Peekskill · Suffern

The applicants

J. Orr, Jr.J. CornsE. Tatum

On paper, three surnames don’t look like one family. Your advisor links them, record by record.

Changes how it’s ordered

Your mother’s birth record needs a court order

Mother · born
Bronx, 1927
Died
2011

Your next stepWe prepare the New York petition with you.

New York records lawPetition Kit
Ordered once

One family order: 7 records instead of 15

Ordered separately
15 records
Ordered as a family
7 records

Your next stepApprove the family order. Each record is shared across all three applications.

3 offices · 1 orderOrder these records
Ready to file

Three FBR applications, prefilled

Applicants
3
Filed
online only

Your next stepReview your prefilled application. We file it online with you; it’s the only way the register accepts it.

Foreign Births Register
Coordinated

Witnessing for all three, coordinated

Witness Kit
3 applicants
Tracked
by your advisor

Your next stepEach of you gets a Witness Kit. We track all three to the finish.

Witness Kit

Every record, office and next step shown is from the O’Keeffe family’s real case.

The O’Keeffe family
Three siblings, three surnames, one grandfather from Co. Cork. One family file gets all three of them ready to apply.

A real family’s case, shown by initial and surname.

  1. Seven New York records ordered once for the whole family, instead of fifteen ordered separately
  2. Their mother’s restricted Bronx birth record, with the New York petition prepared alongside them
  3. Three Foreign Births Register applications, prefilled and filed online, the only way the register takes them
  4. Witnessing coordinated for all three with the Witness Kit

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