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Your question needs a little elaboration.If your birth has been registered in the official register of births and Deaths of the area where you were born then it would be easier to obtain a certified copy of the same by applying to the concerned authority as this will take lesser time than that would be taken in getting issued a duplicate 10th. Class certificate.Since you were born before 26.01.1989 it is not mandatory to furnish you Birth certificate for issuance of a passport to you. But if your birth has been registered then I would advise you to obtain a copy of the same by applying to the said concerned authority under the Right to Information Act. You can apply on the application available in the RTI Act and send it to the relevant authority at jodhpur through registered post and request for the delivery of the same through post on your Bombay address in case you cannot go to Jodhpur for this purpose. Going there would be better. In this case ask for issuing of more than one copy of the said certificate i5 or more as you desire. The cost difference for one or more copies is a little more and the time spent in obtaining the certificate is the same for one or more.In case your birth is not registered and top of that you have lost your 10th. Class Certificate. In this case you should lodge a complaint with the concerned police station where you lost the same. Report therein that you have lost the said certificate.Thereafter you can apply for issuance of a duplicate 10th. Class Certificate. Attach a photostat copy of the said police station complaint. For this you will have to go to the office of the concerned education Board and along with the police report you will be asked to deposit the required fee for issuance of a duplicate certificate. In my opinion this should take about 15 days in obtaining one.Further if you have studied further after your matriculation you can produce a further education certificate with the application for passport. Along with this , as a proof of your date of birth get a certificate from the Headmaster or Principal of the said institution certifying that you were enrolled as a student in the said ........ On ...... and as per the official record of their office your date of birth is .......But in such a case it depends on the passport authorities whether they accept this or not.I have put all the options before you. You may opt for any procedure on an independent decision as you may find suitable as per your liking and convenience.Please up vote my answer if you are satisfied with the same as this will inform me that the time I have taken in answering you was fruitful and it would encourage me to write and help more individuals.

How do I get an original birth certificate in the UK? The register office only gives certified copies and I need the original for a passport applications.There are three types of copy of a birth certificate:-OriginalCertifiedPhotocopyOriginal copyThe original is handed to the parent at the time they register the birth at the registry office.As the name implies this is the only version of the original certificate available and if it is lost or damaged or stolen it cannot be replaced.If you cannot get hold of the original copy you can get hold of a certified copy.Certified copyWhenever you are asked to provide an original birth certificate (which almost no one can) you can present a certified copy instead.You can get a certified copy on-line at Order a copy of a birth, death or marriage certificate.This isn't the only source, if you look at the “Other ways to apply" section on that page it will explain how else you can get one.PhotocopySometimes an organisation will take a photocopy of your birth certificate or will ask you to send one with your original (or certified) birth certificate.They do this just so they have a copy on file and as an internal ‘proof' that they have seen your birth certificate.Photocopies have no legal status and if you are asked to provide an original (or certified) and send a photocopy instead, the recipient is quite entitled to reject it.

According to the California Department of Public Health (Certified Copies of Birth & Death Records), a certified copy of a birth certificate can be obtained from the state or from the relevant county.The cited page provides detailed instructions, including factors that may lead you to order from the county rather than the state. Here is the introductory portion of that page:Obtaining Certified Copies of Birth & Death RecordsNote: Before submitting your application to CDPH Vital Records, please view our processing times to make sure they are acceptable for your needs. If not, you should submit your request to the County Recorder's Office in the county where the birth or death took place.If you are using our state application form - but are submitting your request to a county office for processing - please first check with the county office to confirm their certified copy fees, as they may be different from the State fees. Refer to the "Directory of County Vital Record Offices" link below for county contact information.CDPH Vital Records only accepts orders submitted by mail. Please follow the 6 Steps listed below to place your order.