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You can get these documents from the Vital Statistics Agency. See its website at [https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/order-certificates-copies gov.bc.ca/vitalstatistics], or call 250-952-2681 in Victoria, and toll-free 1-888-876-1633 elsewhere in BC. | You can get these documents from the Vital Statistics Agency. See its website at [https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/life-events/order-certificates-copies gov.bc.ca/vitalstatistics], or call 250-952-2681 in Victoria, and toll-free 1-888-876-1633 elsewhere in BC. | ||
==If a birth parent or adopted person doesn’t want to be known or found== | ===If a birth parent or adopted person doesn’t want to be known or found=== | ||
People who want to remain unknown can have a disclosure veto or no-contact declaration placed on their records in the Vital Statistics Agency. | People who want to remain unknown can have a disclosure veto or no-contact declaration placed on their records in the Vital Statistics Agency. | ||
