To remove a name, you'll need to fill out the form and provide a copy of a court order (like your judgment of divorce), or a court determination of non-paternity. Other states require you to file a legal request through the court before you can modify the birth certificate.
Name-change proceedings to alter your birth certificate name are generally relatively simple. Each state has its own procedures and forms, so be sure to research your state's particular requirements.
In Pennsylvania, if the parents of a child are not married to each other when the child is born, then paternity must be established before the father's name will be placed on the child's birth certificate and before the father has any rights to the child.
Any removal of a parent from a child's record requires a court order or an approved cancellation of an Acknowledgment of Paternity.
If he happens to be unavailable—or he does not want to be involved with the child or he does not want his name on the birth certificate, you can leave the birth father's name as UNKNOWN on the birth certificate.
The maximum number of parents authorized for registration on a birth record is two parents. Any removal of a parent from a child's record requires a court order or an approved cancellation of an Acknowledgment of Paternity.
A Medical Record Amendment is: A change, edit or update of medical record information requested by the patient when they feel the information documented is incorrect. If: Information in your medical record is out of date, such as: ➢ A medication you are no longer on or.
All certified copies of your amended birth certificate will have your previous name, struck out or crossed out, with your new legal name printed next to, or above your previous legal name.
Birth certificates are issued by states. A state-issued certificate is usually very different than the Standard Certificate of Live Birth form. The official certificate looks more formal, is thicker, and has the municipality that issued it, sealed and stamped in an obvious place.