Information about Craig J Collins from Staten Island age 47 born at Richmond memorial hospital
Executive summary
A targeted search of the supplied sources does not produce a verifiable public record that uniquely identifies a "Craig J Collins" from Staten Island who is 47 and was born at Richmond Memorial Hospital; commercial people‑search databases list many individuals named Craig Collins across the U.S. but do not supply a corroborated birth certificate or hospital birth entry for the exact person described [1] [2] [3] [4]. Richmond Memorial Hospital (now part of Staten Island University Hospital / Richmond University Medical Center) is a documented historic hospital on Staten Island and is plausibly the institution referred to by the user, but the sources provided do not connect that hospital to a specific Craig J Collins birth record [5] [6].
1. Search results: many Craig Collins listings but no unique match
Commercial people‑search and public‑records aggregators returned multiple entries for the name Craig Collins in New York and nationwide — Radaris lists over a thousand Craig Collins profiles, BeenVerified and Whitepages show dozens to hundreds of matches, and Intelius and YellowBook similarly enumerate multiple individuals [1] [2] [3] [4] [7]. None of the supplied snippets or pages produced a verifiable, source‑document birth record or other primary record that explicitly ties a Craig J Collins, age 47, to Staten Island or to Richmond Memorial Hospital; the databases typically aggregate contact details and commercially held records but often require paid access to see underlying documents [1] [2] [8].
2. Richmond Memorial Hospital — the institution and its successors
Richmond Memorial Hospital is a documented Staten Island hospital that historically operated at the Seguine Avenue site and later became part of Staten Island University Hospital and Richmond University Medical Center; current institutional records and websites identify Richmond University Medical Center as the modern successor that provides patient services and contact information [5] [6] [9]. This establishes the plausibility that someone born on Staten Island decades ago could have a birth certificate listing Richmond Memorial Hospital, but the sources provided do not include or point to an indexed birth certificate for a living person that could be lawfully published here [5] [6].
3. Where authoritative birth records would be found and limits of available indexes
Authoritative New York City birth records are maintained in municipal or state archives and made available under specific access rules and retention windows; New York City and New York State index coverage varies by year and borough, and some older city indexes are accessible through the New York Genealogical & Biographical Society or state archives, but modern birth indexes for living adults are typically restricted for privacy reasons and are not freely posted online [10] [11] [12]. The NYG&B collection highlights early 20th century indexes for Staten Island, while the New York State Archives explains the release rules for birth indexes — neither source supplies a contemporary individual birth certificate for the person named in the query [10] [11].
4. What the commercial sources can and cannot confirm
Sites like Radaris, BeenVerified, Spokeo, Whitepages and others can aggregate addresses, phones, ages and possible relatives for people named Craig Collins and can be used to generate leads, but they are prone to conflating multiple individuals with the same name and often require subscription access to view original records or documentation [1] [2] [7] [3]. Because the supplied snippets show many Craig Collins entries across states and age ranges, and because none of the sources include an unambiguous birth certificate or hospital birth record linking "Craig J Collins, age 47" specifically to Richmond Memorial Hospital in Staten Island, a responsible report must refrain from asserting that the queried identity has been verified from the provided materials [1] [2] [4].
5. Recommended next steps to verify identity responsibly
To verify a birth at Richmond Memorial Hospital for a living adult, the appropriate paths are to request certified vital records through the New York City Department of Health or to consult the New York City Municipal Archives and authorized genealogical services that have legal access to more recent indexes; the New York Genealogical & Biographical Society and the New York State Archives describe where historic indexes are available and the limitations on records release, but the provided sources do not include a direct, confirmable birth certificate for the named individual [10] [11] [12]. Given privacy protections and the multiplicity of persons with the same name in commercial databases, only primary vital records or consent from the person named would provide conclusive confirmation, which the supplied reporting does not contain [1] [2] [3].