How to Request a Baby's Birth Greeting From President Barack Obama

Newborn

A personalized Baby's Birth Greeting from our President is a wonderful gift to receive for your newborn. These greetings are sent from the White House signed by our President. The Baby's Birth Greeting must be requested after a baby is born. Follow the guidelines below to request a Baby Birth Greeting for your newborn. It is a keepsake that will be cherished forever.

Instructions

1. 

   Become a United States Citizen. You must be an United States Citizen to receive a personalized baby birth greeting from our President.

2. 

   Request a greeting. Requests for a baby birth greeting must be made after a baby is born. The honoree must have been born within the past 12 months. It takes at least six weeks to process your request.

   Note: The Obama White House Greeting office has been swamped with requests for Presidential Greetings due to the historic value of this administration. The requests may take several months to receive.

3. 

   Provide the following information.
   Name of honoree.
   Address of honoree.
   Date (month, day, year) of birth.
   Requestor's name and daytime phone number.

4. 

   Mail your requests to:
   The White House
   Attn: Greetings Office
   Washington, D.C. 20502-0039

5. Watch your mailboxes. The White House will send out your baby's birth greeting in about six weeks.

6. 

   Select a nice frame for your official greeting and display it proudly. Who knows, your child may be our next president. Presidential greetings are also available for birthdays, anniversaries, baby's birth, Eagle Scout Award, Girl Scout Gold Award and Bar / Bat Mitzvah or equivalent.

Tips & Warnings

• Be sure to send your requests after the birth of your baby.

• Mail in your request after the birth of your baby.

• The Obama White House Greeting office has been swamped with requests for Presidential Greetings due to the historic value of this administration. The requests may take several months to receive.

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