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Any information about Stuttgart hospitals, military installations in the 50s-60s, etc., would be most helpful in trying to locate where to turn. Thank you.
1 posted on 03/17/2017 6:41:50 AM PDT by Lawgvr1955
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To: Lawgvr1955

https://de.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen-services/local-resources-of-u-s-citizens/obtaining-vital-records/


2 posted on 03/17/2017 6:46:16 AM PDT by Red Badger (Ending a sentence with a preposition is nothing to be afraid of........)
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https://www.germany-service.com/


3 posted on 03/17/2017 6:47:19 AM PDT by Red Badger (Ending a sentence with a preposition is nothing to be afraid of........)
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To: Lawgvr1955

Prayers with you.


4 posted on 03/17/2017 6:47:33 AM PDT by Professional
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To: Lawgvr1955
Contact your congressman's office, and your senator's offices too. They can light a fire under the bureaucrats. They may have a local office nearby also.

I would also talk to the German embassy and especially their consulate:

Since your case is a time limited hardship matter, also contact your local news reporters/TV stations. It is amazing how bureaucrats will change their tune if contacted by the news media.

5 posted on 03/17/2017 6:52:34 AM PDT by Governor Dinwiddie
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Not to be insensitive to your poor wife’s medical condition, but I would suggest changing her name to something Muslim and she will be deported to Germany post haste.


10 posted on 03/17/2017 6:55:05 AM PDT by HotHunt
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Was she born in a military hospital or a civilian one? Do you know her mothers (maiden) name? her exact date of birth?

I am fluent in German and live in Europe - if I can be of any assistance, FreepMail me with as many details as you know.


11 posted on 03/17/2017 6:58:00 AM PDT by An.American.Expatriate (Here's my strategy on the War against Terrorism: We win, they lose. - with apologies to R.R.)
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she came to the US as literally a "babe in arms”.
Even at that, proper procedure would be (at least now, for a civilian American giving birth overseas) for said civilian to get a US passport for her baby.

Was that done at the time????


12 posted on 03/17/2017 7:00:41 AM PDT by conservatism_IS_compassion (The idea around which ‘liberalism’ coheres is that NOTHING ACTUALLY MATTERS except PR.)
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Have you spoken to an immigration lawyer? I’d make calls to every one in your city to see who could help.

Start with people here, who then in turn could deal with the authorities in Germany if necessary.

NEXT, if that doesn’t work, turn to wherever the clinic is and see if they have visas of mercy or some such, who knows.

Good luck. Worst case scenario, see if anyone will try what procedure you seek either here or in Mexico. Take all ID and utility bills with address, etc, and lots of cash to Mexico.

Prayers up for your success.


13 posted on 03/17/2017 7:03:30 AM PDT by Yaelle
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Can you speak german?

Below is a link to a site w/some info. You can have google translate the page. Search on "stuttgart Geburtsurkunde"

Some highlights from translated page:

" If the exact place of birth in Stuttgart is not clear for you, the Stuttgart registrars clarify."

"US citizens who are born in the US Army Hospital in Bad Cannstatt (5th General Hospital). For Information we have a Step-by-Step Guide to order a Birth Certificate. "

https://www.stuttgart.de/geburtsurkunde

14 posted on 03/17/2017 7:05:11 AM PDT by fruser1
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It’s a military related issue. Go to the top. Somebody must be reading posts going to this site

https://www.whitehouse.gov/contact#page


15 posted on 03/17/2017 7:05:23 AM PDT by Sasparilla ( I'm Not tired of Winning)
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the city/county/region should have records if the birth is that recent. Contact the city of Stuttgart and ask for instructions. Went through similar with Czech Republic.


17 posted on 03/17/2017 7:21:48 AM PDT by redhead (WEAPONIZED PRAYE R WORKS! MSM is DOA)
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It appears that she was born in the military hospital there. As such the US Army should have the official responsibility to maintain the record of birth.


18 posted on 03/17/2017 7:23:35 AM PDT by pfflier
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I live in Stuttgart. If you need something done locally, perhaps I can help.


20 posted on 03/17/2017 7:30:03 AM PDT by Moltke (Reasoning with a liberal is like watering a rock in the hope to grow a building)
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She was born in Stuttgart, Germany in 1958 as her Army father was stationed there

Based on what little information you provided, I am guessing your wife is a natural born US citizen. If that is the case she will need a "Consular Report of Birth Abroad" (CRBA, or Form FS-240)

If that is the case, don't call any German bureaucrats. They can't help you.

I looked at the State Department website and it is quite maddening to find instructions on how to order a FS-24, but on the State Department website they provide a link to a company that will pull that information for a fee. Given that your situation sounds urgent it may be worth paying this company to do an expedited hard pull of the required documents. Inserting your Congressman or Senator into the process may slow things down a bit.

Prayers offered.

21 posted on 03/17/2017 7:37:58 AM PDT by Gamecock (Twitter: What a real democracy looks like.)
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Contact your congressman, they can be of great help in cases like this.
Good luck.


22 posted on 03/17/2017 7:52:28 AM PDT by 1066AD
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I might be able to help with this one. I was born in Heidleberg (can’t spell it)in 1959. My dad was in the service. When I went to apply for a passport, I discovered I’d lost all my birth records. I contacted the county where I lived with my parents when I applied for my SS number. My father had registered my birth in that county and they had all the forms from the government and a copy of the original BC.

Also, I have a certified original BC from the German hospital, as well. It’s been a long time and I don’t remember the exact steps I took. First I called one of the local congressional offices to find out whom I needed to contact. I don’t recall it costing much or taking a long time to receive it.

Prayers for healing!


23 posted on 03/17/2017 8:02:38 AM PDT by stansblugrassgrl (PRAISE THE LORD AND PASS THE AMMUNITION!!! YEEEEEHAW!)
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Just curious, but what medical procedure is only available in Germany? Perhaps it can be found here the the good ol US?


24 posted on 03/17/2017 8:04:48 AM PDT by PilotDave (No, really, you just can't make this stuff up!!)
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likely born at a military hospital, so the best place would be DOD. How ever in terms of time, I’d contact my local federal congress critter to try to get a work around based on her dad’s info. HMU private with what her med issue is. There are very few “therapies” available in Europe that were not developed in the USA. clinicaltrials.gov


25 posted on 03/17/2017 8:49:15 AM PDT by waynesa98
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I was stationed South East of Stuttgart (Neu Ulm) in the early 80’s. We traveled to Stuttgart numerous times. The three army posts that I remember were Kelly Barracks, Patch Barracks, and Robinson Barracks. Robinson Barracks was the largest post and probably had the hospital. Kelly and Patch were small and may have had only a clinic. Hope this helps you, good luck
34 posted on 03/17/2017 5:38:52 PM PDT by Traveler59 ( Truth is a journey, not a destination.)
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To: Lawgvr1955; Red Badger; Professional; Governor Dinwiddie; HotHunt; An.American.Expatriate; ...
May God bless all of you for your prompt and helpful suggestions in my hour of need regarding my wife's German birth certificate!! You gave me great comfort with ways to solve my difficulty and made me realize that I was not alone.

This afternoon I managed to locate in a deteriorating wooden box we had in storage for decades the original papers which had been lost since the 80s.

Freepers are the most knowledgeable people on the planet and seem always ready to help a fellow in need!!

Special thanks go out to Moltke, a Freeper living in Stuttgart who offered to personally go seek the documents I desperately needed. Bless you my friend!! And God bless Free Republic!!

35 posted on 03/18/2017 9:18:25 PM PDT by Lawgvr1955 ( Sic Semper Tyrannis)
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