Puerto Rico |
| Puerto Rico Birth Certificates |
| All Puerto Rico birth certificates issued before July 1, 2010, are invalid. |
| The U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security recommended the law to prevent frauds involved with Puerto Rico-issued birth certificates. They will prevent bad use to obtain U.S. passports, Social Security benefits, and other federal services.
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| The new certificates includes additional secure measures to prevent invalid use in copy or alterations. Puerto Rican-born living in the states can request and receive their new birth certificates by mail. The fee is $5. It is waived for people over 60 with no restriction of place of resident and only veterans residents on P.R. |
| Puerto Rico Birth Certificate - The new law (Law 191 of 2009) from the government of Puerto Rico regulates the issuance and usage of birth certificates to prevent fraud and protect the identity and the credit of Puerto Rico citizens. |
| How to obtain a new copy of a Puerto Rico Marriage Certificate and Apostille |
| Puerto Rico vital records office opens in Orlando. A vital records office for Puerto Ricans has opened in Orlando. |
| Puerto Rico New Birth Certificates from PRFAA |
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| Conoce cómo buscar datos de personas en Puerto Rico. Guía para encontrar información de personas Puertorriqueñas por nombre, apellidos y otros documentos de identificación. |
Registro Nacional Puerto Rico Personas - Para buscar datos y más información adicional en registros públicos.
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