OnlineVitalUS

I placed an order for my birth certificate through this website thinking that I would actually get it. I even expedited it and ask for a copy an expedited that as well. Upon doing so and making the payment, I get an email with a link to paperwork filled out with my information on it. Come to find out all they do is fill out the information and give you a link to copy in which you'll have to apply for it yourself. I already had the paperwork filled out to mail in and thought that this would be a faster way. Boy was I wrong. I basically got charged for them to fill out paperwork that I had already done personally. Be very careful and try not to get scammed by these guys like they did to me. I sent an email to them asking about it and they refused to respond. Never again well I deal with these people because now I have two copies of the same paperwork to send to get my birth certificate and I already paid them for something I already had and I still have to pay for my birth certificate when I mail off the paperwork.

After entering all the required information but being skeptical about the website, a pop-up offered a 7 dollar discount and I went to check-out. It declined a major credit card with over $2,500 available credit. Then a bit confused, I entered another major credit cards info, and it was declined as well. Tried a 3rd major credit card that rhymes with Discover and it was declined although about $7,000 was available on that card. Thoroughly confused and aggravated and desperately needing a certified copy of my birth certificate, I used a sub-prime credit card with a puny $700 credit line and $700 available credit, and it was approved.
Then I received a notification page that basically read how I would receive the application soon with the instructions on how to send it off "myself" and receive a certified birth certificate, after I paid the required fees to the state.
Confused as to what I just purchased, I noticed several alerts to my phone and all were potential fraud alerts from the first 3 credit card companies.
I immediately did a Google search and realized I was duped.
I replied to all the credit card alerts, and found out that the first 3 cards had 16 authorization attempts made, of 40-47 dollars each.
Had to request to have all 4 cards re-issued with new account numbers, and have the last account dispute the "fraudulent charge".
Their website is VERY deceptive, and you don't realize it until after you've shared sensitive information with them.
Data-mining for personal information on 3 levels -
Birth certificate information, Home Address and email address information, credit card information.

I still can't believe I fell for their discount "lure", and didn't question why 3 major credit cards with excessive amounts of available credit "mysteriously" declined the transaction.

I learned a valuable lesson today, even though it cost me $47 bucks, I'll feel much better when it cost me nothing.

That's my experience,... your experience may vary but all these reviews can't be wrong.