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Ordering certificate via net
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Bob | Report | 4 Oct 2003 16:20 |
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Can anyone tell me the address of the site which allows me to order bmd certificates via the internet, I have inadvertently deleted my favourites? |
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Lynda ~ | Report | 4 Oct 2003 16:39 |
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1837online(.)com with the usual in front. Lynda |
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Margaret | Report | 4 Oct 2003 17:00 |
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No, that's the site for finding the index number. To order the address is www(.)col(.)statistics(.)gov(.)uk/ remove brackets Margaret |
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Martin | Report | 4 Oct 2003 17:03 |
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One disadvantage is that they stick by the rules and charge you a search fee if they do not find the certificate that you asked for. Local offices tend to be helpful with their searches and I have never been charged if they have not found one. Martin |
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Carol | Report | 4 Oct 2003 17:48 |
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If you order from local office and put your phone number on the covering letter, they will usually phone you with any queries. |
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Lynda ~ | Report | 4 Oct 2003 18:03 |
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Margaret, I order my certificates via 1837, there is a sub heading on the left hand side to do so.I know it takes you to the other site, but I use this link after I have found someone on the 1837. |
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Lynda ~ | Report | 4 Oct 2003 20:49 |
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I think they both cost £7.00. But if you are lucky enough to live near the library you are researching, you can photocopy the film for whatever they charge at the library for a photocopy. I did one for 35p. What a bargain. Lynda |
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Bob | Report | 4 Oct 2003 21:53 |
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Thanks Margaret. that`s what I needed. Bob |
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Martin | Report | 4 Oct 2003 21:56 |
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The only difference is that local offices like a stamped addressed envelope. I have been finding that many now contact via EMail if there are any queries about which certificate is the right one. Martin |
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