AFFIDAVIT OF HOMELESS STATUS FOR FEE EXEMPT 2025

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Pursuant to Health and Safety Code Section 103577, local registrars, county recorders, and the State Registrar shall, without a fee, issue a certified record of live birth to any person who can verify his or her status as a homeless person.
Anyone can call the police. They could refuse to do anything if she has no standing.
While your mother might have had the right to hold onto these documents when you were a minor, withholding them from an adult child could be problematic. If she refuses to give them to you, you can obtain duplicates.
Minors who are less than fourteen (14) years old may receive certified copies of vital records that pertain to them if they present the required information.
Its legal. But it will make things more difficult for the kids, yes. There are processes they can follow once they turn 18 to get their birth certificate if their parents refuse to get one before then. Theyll very likely be needed when they try to get their first drivers license, for example.
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An Affidavit of Birth is a legal document that can be used to verify the facts surrounding an individuals birth, including birth date, location, and the name of each parent. If you are unable to obtain an acceptable birth certificate, you may submit an Affidavit of Birth as a substitute.
Your parents own their copy of your birth certificate. They can choose to give you their copy, but they have no obligation to do so. If you want to have your own copy, you can order one yourself from the appropriate governmental office (usually the county or state where you were born).

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