[Polarik]

From another article: (Janice Okubo is all over the place on this issue..so not credible)

“Still, she acknowledges: “I don’t know that it’s possible for us “to even say beyond a doubt what the image on the site represents.”

And there you have it. Okubo can’t “even say beyond a doubt what the image on the site represents” because she is not allowed access to Barack Obama’s personal records. State law prohibits it.”

That's not the only reason why she cannot identify it. She knows darn well that a paper COLB has two sides and both are necessary to identify a paper COLB as valid. She made a point of saying that Hawaii does not issue electronic birth certificates.

[thecodont]

That's not the only reason why she cannot identify it. She knows darn well that a paper COLB has two sides and both are necessary to identify a paper COLB as valid. She made a point of saying that Hawaii does not issue electronic birth certificates.

I was in my local County Recorder's office the other day, ordering documents, and saw the process firsthand.

Clerk gets the record request from a customer.
Clerk takes the request to the microfiche machine or files and looks for the record.
Clerk calls the record image up.
Clerk inserts the special colored certificate paper (with borders, etc.) into the laser printer.
Print is made.
Clerk stamps the certificate.
Clerk embosses the certificate.
Clerk gives the certificate (in an envelope, I guess) to the customer.
All done.

[penelopesire]

And now she(or someone else) is saying that all Hawaii does is issue electronic birth certificates? We need to put the two comments up side by side. I know I read it somewhere but can’t find it now.