Where can you go online to find free birth records?

-http://genealogy.az.gov/

That's for Arizona, and they are all at least 75 years old.



Without a reason, a state and a time frame, we can't help you.



The SSDI has birth dates for dead people, for instance. There is a site for people who died in California 1940 - 1995. It has birth date and mother's maiden surname for about half of its entries. So, if you wanted to find the MMN for someone who died in California in that time span, even though it isn't a birth record, we could give you the link.



People ask "How can i find my biological parents?" here 3 - 8 times a day. If that is your real request, just search the resolved answers.as far as I know, the only place to get birth records are the states the births occurred in at the Department of Vital Records in that state. Never seen any that sent them out for free though.

For very old ones, there might not BE birth records but baptismal records in churches where that person lived when he/she was born, if the family was church going.

Census records can tell you what state the person lived in at the time though.

Good luck.