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A Supplemental Report is utilized to augment an Incident Report. Supplemental Reports shall be utilized to document changes in the original Incident Report URN and/or record additional information pertinent to the Incident Report.

No First Name If the name of the child in the birth certificate is blank, a supplemental report should be filed to supply the missing entry.

No, a father's signature is required in California to put his name on a birth certificate. If he is not present, he can sign an Acknowledgment of Paternity form later or have a court order establishing paternity. If he refuses to sign, a court order can be obtained through a paternity lawsuit.

Use the Amendment of Parentage (VS 21) form to add, remove, or replace a parent listed on a California Birth Certificate. A second parent can be added without a court order IF all the following are true: You are adding the second parent to a blank field on the current birth certificate.

Once you complete the Declaration, it must be filed with the California Department of Child Support Services. You will need to submit a photocopy of the Declaration to the CDPH- VR office (with the VS 22 form) to add the father to your child's birth certificate.

A: It usually takes 4-6 weeks for the State Office of Vital Records to process an amended record. It is especially IMPORTANT to be sure all information given to Hospital Staff at the time of birth is accurate due to the time involved to process the correction at the State level.

If part (or all) of the baby's name was left off the birth certificate, and you want to add the baby's name, you must complete either a Supplemental Name Report - Birth (VS 107 form), or an Affidavit to Amend a Record (VS 24 form). These forms are available from the local Health Department, or from CDPH-VR.

The long-form will have a file number and a date that the birth certificate was filed; the short-form will not. The long-form will list the parent(s) names, birthdays, and nationalities; the short-form will not. The long-form is usually 8 ½ x 11 inches, while the short-form is typically half that size or smaller.

You can use the mother's last name or you can use both the mother's last name and the father's last name with a hyphen, such as “Gonzales-Reyes.” What you decide is up to you, just be sure it's exactly what you want as a permanent record. To change it later will require a court order to do so.