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hi Sarah Jacobs here today were talking about birth certificates and how and when its appropriate to add or change information on a childs birth certificate while the actual modification of the information takes place through the New Jersey Department of Healths Office of Vital Statistics theres a lot of important information you need before you get to that step first lets start out with an important premise the state of New Jersey considers that a child born to any two people in this case a man and a woman while they are legally married is the biological child of both of the married people even if the father is biologically someone else so what happens then if youre in a committed relationship with someone and youre either pregnant or your partner is pregnant but you or your partner is legally married to someone else if the baby is born it is considered the biological child of the mother and the partner with whom the mother is married to therefore if youre separated or divorc