Hello, I was born in Zaragoza, Spain January 20, 1962. My father was in the U.S. Air Force. My family moved back to the U.S. when I was still an infant. I had a birth certificate from Spain and another issued by the U.S. State Dept. My father retired from the USAF in 1968. I have lived in the US since my family left Spain.
My problem is that my birth documents were destroyed in a fire. I have tried for over 2 years to replace them to no avail. I have several official-looking, very expensive documents from the State Dept. certifying that they have no certification of my birth. I have been unsuccessful in trying to navigate Spanish Government website.
Growing up in Arizona, obtaining Social Security card, Driver License, marriage and divorce certificates, paying taxes, I never envisioned that I could be in this predicament. Without a birth certificate, I am unable to prove my citizenship, I cannot obtain a passport- cannot leave the country. I cannot legally work anymore and I am also not able to apply for Social Services or receive health care.
If there is anyone out there that could explain to me the steps I must take to obtain my birth certificate from Spain I would be forever indebted. What started as an annoyance has become a little frightening of late. Any advice or information I could get would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
ggmontana
Jan 30, 2009 · alletsse
hey ggmontana
It is a great casuality but I work in the same air base now,I was thinking that if you was born here perhaps your parents baptize you in the church which is in the base, It could be posible?
contact with me at
alletsse2803@yahoo.es
If you are still interested in it I could try to find out it.
It is a great casuality but I work in the same air base now,I was thinking that if you was born here perhaps your parents baptize you in the church which is in the base, It could be posible?
contact with me at
alletsse2803@yahoo.es
If you are still interested in it I could try to find out it.