Individuals have until June 1 to present a copy of their birth certificate to the civil registry office.

Wednesday, 11 May 2011 01:54 SMN NEWS TEAM

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Great Bay (DCOMM):--- The Civil Registry Department in connection with an ongoing updating of its registry, is asking persons residing on the island but born on the islands of Aruba, Curacao, and Bonaire, and whose name is listed on the Government Website under "What's New," to provide the aforementioned department with a copy of their birth certificate so that their personal information can be completed.

Individuals are asked to visit the official Government of Sint Maarten website and click on new tab "What's New." The website address is www.sintmaartengov.org.

Parents and/or guardians are also asked to check the listing on the website of minors and to present the original birth certificate with the required legalization to the Civil Registry Department.

All persons are kindly asked to provide the information before June 1st, 2011.

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 11 May 2011 01:54 )

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10-05-2011 21:57 |Unregistered| Chunky Monkey

What must One do if One has no PC, and therefore know nothing about going online -the internet- in order to check if One's name is
listed on this website?

Ask a friend or neighbor? Now, what if this friend or neighbor is in similar situation?

Go to the internet cafe? And then? One still doesn't know his/her way around and with a computer.
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11-05-2011 01:57 |Unregistered| the Godfather

Or else what? You are going to deport them? Well you certainly didn't make any efforts to chase behind all the thousands of illigals from Santo, Jamaica or Guyana without any pa**ports and fake birth records :sad:
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11-05-2011 02:58 |Unregistered| chuchubi

Hell no. After 18 year on the island one would expect them to have all the nessesary papers as all were given to them on the date that I registered. So civil cervants go in to your archieve and dig them ot in stead of being on the BB all day
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11-05-2011 05:48 |Unregistered| Happy Man

They got to be crazy, how in hell's name are you going to get your b.c. in such a short time? Maybe 2012. The census offices of mentioned islands will be overwhelmed. This can never happen.
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