Get Declaration Of Paternity

Filling out the Declaration Of Paternity is an important step for establishing legal parentage. This guide will help users navigate the online process with clear, step-by-step instructions to ensure the form is completed accurately and efficiently.

Follow the steps to complete the Declaration Of Paternity online.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Start by entering the child's name, including their first, middle, and last names, in the designated fields. Ensure that the names are spelled correctly to avoid any issues.
3. Fill in the child's county of birth accurately, as this information is essential for processing the declaration.
4. Provide the child's date of birth using the specified format to ensure consistency and clarity.
5. Input the mother’s name, also specifying their first, middle, and last names. Double-check the spelling for accuracy.
6. Enter the mother's Social Security number in the space provided. Be mindful of privacy concerns and ensure the number is correct.
7. Fill in the mother's date of birth, again using the required format for uniformity.
8. Input the father’s name, ensuring to include their first, middle, and last names as well.
9. Provide the father's Social Security number in the relevant section, keeping in mind the importance of privacy.
10. Enter the father's date of birth in the designated field.
11. In the requester information section, specify the relationship to the child (e.g., parent) and provide the request date.
12. Include the requester’s contact information, including a fax number and phone number, for further communication if necessary.
13. Complete the return mailing address section, ensuring that it is complete and accurate.
14. Sign the form in the requested field. Note that requests will not be processed unless signed.
15. Once all fields are completed, you can save the changes, download, print, or share the form as necessary.

Ensure you complete your Declaration Of Paternity online today to establish legal parentage.