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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
- Begin by filling in the upper half of the affidavit. Use black ink or typewriter ribbon for clarity.
- In the 'REGISTRANT’S FULL NAME AT BIRTH' field, enter the name as it should appear on the birth certificate.
- If known, input the 'STATE FILE NUMBER'; otherwise, leave this field blank.
- Provide the correct 'BIRTH DATE AND BIRTH PLACE' of the registrant.
- In COLUMN 1, list any items that are omitted or in error, such as names or dates.
- In COLUMN 2, enter what is currently shown on the birth certificate for each item listed.
- In COLUMN 3, provide the correct information. You can make up to eight corrections if needed.
- Ensure that the affidavit is signed by the registrant (if over 18) or by parents/legal guardians in front of a notary public.
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