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jberryhill

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5. If you can get to it when it's open

Reply to beyurslf (Reply #4)

Tue Feb 7, 2012, 12:31 AM

Feb 2012

I think it's great that a lot of government services can be reached online, but I worry about what happens when it's just assumed that everyone can access it.

If that is how the government is going to work, then to me it implies a right to Internet access. We are at a real fork in the road with the Internet.

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Affidavit form for free (Kansas) birth certificates will be online [View all] Mabus Jan 2012 OP

"online" is not "free" jberryhill Jan 2012 #1

But they are waiving the $15 fee for the birth certificate Mabus Jan 2012 #2

Yeah - anybody with a computer and internet access jberryhill Jan 2012 #3

If you are in Wichita, you can go to the library. Not sure about other places though... beyurslf Feb 2012 #4

If you can get to it when it's open jberryhill Feb 2012 #5