Of all the scams that ever scammed, this one scammed the hardest
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But it seems legit (except that is asks for my PayPal password), like really legit (I'm sure there's a perfectly good reason the need to know my social security number and my mother's maiden name), I'm pretty sure it's not a scam (where did I save that copy of my birth certificate?) And its totally for it for $35.74 (oh, yeah they probably would need my left thumb sent to them in an ice box, wouldn't they)
Lol had me in the first sentence not gonna lie
I did a quick bit of research and found some news stories about it on reputable outlets. I believe it's legit. That said, it was a very quick bit of research, so be sure to do your own to your satisfaction (aside from just posting here).
Yeah I'm pretty sure it's legit based on some news sources writing about it but will check more later.