In Mexico, Birth, Marriage, Adoption and Deceased records are kept at the Civil Registry office. Every Mexican state has a main central office, and subsequent small branch offices at their correspondent counties and towns.

To obtain a copy of a birth certificate, you will need to visit "ideally" the Civil Registry branch in the town or city were the person was actually registered. If this is not possible or you don't know the exact office where the person was registered, then you may visit the main office at the state's capital city.

The time it will take the Civil Registry office to find your document will depend on what information you provide to them, for example. If you already have a certificate number and it is correct, the record may be found right away, if you only have a name and date of birth, it may take a few days for the Civil Registry office to conduct a search statewide.

When requesting a copy of the document you will need the following.

- Certificate number, ( if available )

- The person's full name, ( first, middle and both parents' last names, including maiden names )

- Date of birth

- The person's parents full names, ( if available, to facilitate search )

- City / State where the person was registered

- The approximate year the person was registered

NOTE: Most offices require that a request for a copy of a birth certificate be in person, however some offices will allow you to submit your request by phone, ( in Spanish ).

If you are outside of Mexico, the alternative option is to use a private investigations company to file the search at the appropriate Civil Registry office and obtain a copy of the document for you.

The use the same money system. Both use the American dollar.

The use the same money system. Both use the American dollar.

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El Salvador's national flower is the Flor de Izote El Salvador's national trees are the Monkeysoap and the Guanacaste

The Largest Waterfall in Mexico would have to be the Piedra Volada the height of this massive waterfall is 453 meters. Its location is the "Chihuahua state". It was Discovered in 1994 and its the highest waterfall in Mexico.

El Salvador exports coffee, medicine, sugar, and textiles. Chief imports include chemicals, food, machinery, and petroleum. Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, and the United States are among El Salvador's main trading partners. El Salvador belongs to the Central American Common Market, an economic union that was formed to stimulate trade among its members.

The size of El Salvador is 8,124 sq miles (21,040 sq miles).

Two landmarks of El Salvador are..... La Libertad and El Mundo

Surfers love to visit the shores of El Zonte, Sunzal, La Libertad, la zunganera, Garita palmera, el cuco

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Florida is over 500 miles long.

Canada, of course, is much larger.

1 Salvadoran dollar is 1 American dollar.

the war happened in 1972

Our national dish is the Pupusa. Typically filled with chicharrones (porkrinds) and cheese but more recntly you'll find them stuffed with shrimp, sqash, etc.

You would also not go wrong with trying Yuca Frita con Chicharrones - Fried Cassava with pork rinds. They are extremely delicious.

El Salvador lies on the Pacifc. The seafood is fresh and amazingly tasty. Try a Parrillada de Mariscos - A seafood platter. You'll lick the plate...

Our tamales are to be experienced. They are cooked in banana leaves, with big chunks of pork or chicken and vegetables.

Try Shuco. It is a drink made of purple corn with beans and pumpkin seed sauce. It is eaten as a meal.

Try any of the many atoles (hot corn meal drinks) in El Salvador. Atole de elote, atole de piña, Chilate con nuegados.

Try some of the local sausages. Longaniza de Nahuizalco is extremely popular.

The drinks can be quite an experience. The horchata is made from the seeds of the Morro tree, and not from rice and milk like the Mexican version.

Don't forget the tropical fruits!

168 miles long

Other large cities: Santa Ana, 167,200; San Miguel, 145,100; Zacatecoluca, 36,700 from: http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0107489.html

it's never happened.

el salvador has never won at azteca stadium

El Salvador has a coastline on the Pacific Ocean. It is bordered by Guatamala & Honduras. Both Guatamala & Honduras have coastlines on the Pacific Ocean & Carribbean Sea.

Why? I don't know... you should tell me:)

The 14 political subdivisions of El Salvador are called Departments. Ahuachapan Santa Ana Sonsonate La Libertad Chalatenango Cuscatlan Cabañas San Salvador San Vincente La Paz Usulutan Morazan San Miguel La Union

El Salvador is in Central America, which is part of North America. It is also in Latin America, which consists of Central America and South America.

El Salvador is the smallest country in Central America. El Salvador borders the Pacific Ocean on the south side, on the west it borders Guatemala and on the north and east El Salvador borders Honduras.

Most of Central America has an official language of Spanish, so you would say hello in Spanish, which is "hola."

Countries in Central America:

Belize

Costa Rica

El Salvador

Guatemala

Honduras

Nicaragua

Panama