A'isha
Miss Schoolteacher
Oh, but it does matter. Information is one thing and may have been added or substituted at a later date, but the State has refused to confirm that the BC copy is really a copy of the original. Now why would the state refuse to make such a confirmation? The answer is too obvious.
Yes. The answer is they haven't refused. They, in fact, have officially confirmed it five separate times now - three times on certified copies of the certificate itself, and twice more in official verification letters regarding the information contained on those certificates.