There are no records for births that recent at the library. You could probably get it by applying to either the county vital records or to state vital records. Be prepared that Nebraska is not nearly as generous with access to their records as some states that have the information posted on-line. Karen

The delayed birth certificate was probably to send to the Social Security Adm. when applying for Social Security Benefits. If it's the parents or place of birth that you are looking for you could also send to Social Security for a copy of the application using their SS-5 form. Social Security Administration OEO FOIA Workgroup 300 N. Green Street P.O. Box 33022 Baltimore, Maryland 21290-3022 Please send me a photocopy of the actual application for a Social Security card (Form SS-5--Social Security Number Record Third Party Request for Photocopy) filed by the person listed below. I obtained this information from the Social Security Death Master file at RootsWeb.com, Inc. who obtained it from the Social Security Death Master file, originally compiled by the Social Security Administration. My understanding is that the fee is $27, when the Social Security number is provided or $29 if the Social Security number is unknown or incorrect. Enclosed is a check or money order for $___________, made payable to the Social Security Administration. Thank you for your assistance. Their name Their Social Security number Birth: Death: Sincerely, Address: Daytime Phone Number: You can go to RootsWeb's Social Security Death Index, http://ssdi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ssdi.cgi?lastname=&firstname=&nt=exact to look up the subject's social security number if you don't have it. When you find it, there is a box on the right that you can click to get this form already printed out and needing only your name and address....and money. Good luck! Carole