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In Pennsylvania, a birth certificate is printed on specialized security paper and contains a raised seal. This document is frequently used to prove identity when applying for a passport, employment, drivers license, social security card and school enrollment.
On the DS-11 form, they want your parents names when they were born. It will be the names on your mothers and fathers birth certificates. You would not enter your mothers name after she got married.
Could we erase it and go with nothing, diving into the ultimate anonymity? In the United States, going without a name is not inherently illegal. Police wont arrest you for not having a name.
In addition to this requirement, certified copies of birth certificates must also include the following information to be considered acceptable primary evidence of U.S. citizenship: Full name of the applicant. Both parents names on the birth certificate. Date of birth.
On Pennsylvania birth certificates, each parent can choose to be listed as mother, father, or parent. If you are pregnant, you should list your spouse on what the Department of Health calls the mothers worksheet, which you complete at the birth facility.
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Although not many people know it, birth certificates are sometimes issued even though they do not feature the name of the holder or that of a parent. This is because in the United States, while it is mandatory to register a birth, the certificate can be formalized within 1 year from the date the baby is born.
To add, remove or replace a parent on a birth record, complete the Request to Modify Parentage on a Birth Record form. To modify information, other than parentage, complete the appropriate form below, based on the age of the individual whose record needs to be amended.
I have my original birth certificate, but my mother or fathers name is not on the birth certificate. Does that mean I am adopted? No. It means that one of your parents was not identified as such at the time you were born.

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