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To: kumar who wrote (29763)	10/5/2006 9:52:44 AM
From: Ilaine	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 541701

What's the difference between submitting a copy to the Post Office and the voter's registration office? You're using the certificate of naturalization for the same purposes that a natural born citizen uses their birth certificate. In my family, the birth certificates, the social security cards, and the marriage license are all in a file kept handy because they're called for often, as we all go through changes in life. I don't even think about being offended because some agency asks for my birth certificate. In fact, mine is a little plastic card, and it's been used so many times it's cracked. I need to think about getting a new one.