So, I was looking at my Connecticut birth certificate, specifically at the SFN And color me confused. From what I know, state file numbers are formated a certain way of which mine is not. Every example I've seen shows them formated very differently from mine.

2002-02 2002 being my date of birth And then a 5 digit code that I'm assuming is sensitive so I'm refraining from mentioning.

Does anyone know anything about this? Are there any other sub redditd I can ask to hopefully find answers?

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virtualchoirboy t1_jdpg36g wrote on March 26, 2023 at 3:47 AM

#2,364,543

Have you tried contacting the town hall where the birth was registered?

Lucian151 t1_jdpg7oz wrote on March 26, 2023 at 3:48 AM

#2,364,559

Why does this matter to you?

BoredofGasoline OP t1_jdpgj5a wrote on March 26, 2023 at 3:51 AM

#2,364,603

Replying to Lucian151 (#2,364,559)

Pretty important to know whether or not my birth certificate was filed correctly - as in if I'm even recognized as being born.

BoredofGasoline OP t1_jdpgnol wrote on March 26, 2023 at 3:52 AM

#2,364,616

Replying to virtualchoirboy (#2,364,543)

I just found out this information so no. I no longer live in Connecticut.

CalligrapherDizzy201 t1_jdqhf7k wrote on March 26, 2023 at 11:54 AM

#2,368,321

Replying to BoredofGasoline (#2,364,603)

Don’t worry, you exist.

LizzieBordensPetRock t1_jdqicll wrote on March 26, 2023 at 12:04 PM

#2,368,453

Replying to BoredofGasoline (#2,364,616)

Just call the town hall. You don’t need to go in person.

danhm t1_jdr5wva wrote on March 26, 2023 at 3:27 PM

#2,371,671

The color and any sort of formatting changes a lot so there isn't much to glean from online examples. My original birth certificate from the 80s was made on a typewriter! It looks like this.

Anyway, here are the official instructions for obtaining a birth certificate. You can call the Vital Records Office with any questions.