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Application for New Certificate of Birth by Subsequent Marriage of - tennessee 2026

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The document is an application form from the Tennessee Department of Health for obtaining a new birth certificate for a child following the subsequent marriage of the parents. It includes sections for providing information about the child's original birth certificate, affidavits from both parents certifying their relationship to the child, and details required for the new certificate. The instructions outline legal requirements, necessary documentation, and procedures to complete and submit the application.

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Begin with Section I, entering the child's full name, date of birth, sex, and place of birth as listed on the original birth certificate.
In Section II, both parents must certify their relationship to the child. Each parent should provide their signature in the presence of a notary public.
Proceed to Section III where you will enter the child's new name as it should appear on the new certificate. Ensure that first and middle names match those on the original certificate while changing the last name if desired.
Fill in personal information for both parents including full legal names, dates of birth, social security numbers, and residential addresses.
Review all entries for accuracy before finalizing. Remember to use black ink and avoid any corrections that could invalidate the form.
Submit your completed application along with required documents and fees to the Tennessee Vital Records Office.

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How do you get a replacement birth certificate in Tennessee?

How Do I Get a New Birth Certificate After a Name Change? Obtain a copy of your name change order from the clerk of courts. Obtain a certified copy of your existing birth certificate. Gather additional supporting documents. Complete an application for a revised birth certificate.

How to replace a lost birth certificate in Tennessee?

Must be a Tennessee birth. Must complete an application to request a certified copy. Certified copies can be issued to the registrant themselves (this means the person named on the certificate), spouse, children, parents, legal guardian, or the authorized representative. The requestor must provide valid proof.

How much does it cost to replace a birth certificate in Tennessee?

We issue long-form birth certificates for any person born in Tennessee. Cost is $15 per copy. Copies of birth certificates only issued to the following: Person named on the certificate, i.e., the registrant.

How to get a new birth certificate with married name?

All records of births, civil partnerships, marriages and deaths which took place in England and Wales will be held at the General Register Office (GRO). The GRO is able to carry out a much wider search in cases where details are not known. You can order a certificate from the General Register Office.

Is there a TN birth certificate search online?

Vital records will be made available online through the Tennessee Virtual Archive throughout the year. To find 1924 and 1974 vital records online, please visit the Tennessee Virtual Archive by clicking here.