Exact Time and Place of Birth
An astrology chart is based on accurate birth time. If you state your birth time as _.00. _.15, _.30 or _.45, there is a good chance that it is an estimate because there are 56 other minutes in the hour. Please check your source. If I do not have an accurate birth time, I can still do the chart, but it may be off. I will do my best to compensate for the estimate.
To obtain the exact time and place of birth in any country, you can follow these steps.
Always ensure that the information you provide is accurate and that you are requesting your own records or have legal permission to request someone else’s birth records.
- Obtain a Birth Certificate
- Local Birth Registry: The most reliable source for your birth information is your official birth certificate. In most countries, the birth certificate will include the exact time and place of birth.
- Contact Local Civil Registry Office: In many countries, you can request a copy of your birth certificate from the local civil registry office where the birth was registered. You may need to provide identification and possibly pay a fee.
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- Hospital Records
- Hospital Birth Records: If you were born in a hospital, the hospital may have recorded the exact time of birth. You can contact the hospital where you were born to request this information. Some hospitals keep birth records for many years.
- Family Records
- Hospital Birth Records: If you were born in a hospital, the hospital may have recorded the exact time of birth. You can contact the hospital where you were born to request this information. Some hospitals keep birth records for many years.
- Interview Relatives: Ask your parents or other relatives who might remember the exact time or place of your birth.
- Genealogical Research
- Genealogy Websites: Some genealogy websites and databases may have access to birth records, especially if they are publicly available or if you have a family member who has uploaded records.
- Archives and Libraries: National or local archives and libraries might hold historical records that include birth details, especially for older records.
- Legal Process
- Court Orders: In some cases, if the birth information is not readily available, you might be able to obtain it through a legal process, such as a court order, especially in cases where records are missing or sealed.
- Embassy or Consulate
- For Births Abroad: If you were born in a different country from where you currently reside, you can contact the embassy or consulate of the country where you were born. They may assist in obtaining your birth certificate or directing you to the appropriate local authorities.
- Online Requests
- Government Portals: Many countries now offer online services where you can request birth certificates or other official documents directly from government websites.
- Third-Party Services: There are third-party services that can help you obtain birth records, but ensure they are legitimate and recognized by the relevant authorities.
- Online Request for USA Births Only
Legitimate Third-Party Service
If you prefer using a third-party service for convenience, VitalChek is a widely recognized and legitimate service that partners with over 450 government agencies. They offer secure online ordering for birth certificates and other vital records. You can access their services here:
