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- Indicate whether the parents wish to enroll the child in the immunization registry by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'.
- Complete the father's or parent II's information, including their name, birth date, and social security number.
- If applicable, answer questions regarding foreign birth and adoption status. This includes confirming if the child was born to U.S. citizens.
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