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Amending a birth certificate
record
Declaration
of Paternity
If you want your named removed or included on a child's
birth certificate you should contact the Vital Record Department
from your State. We have listed each State phone number
and a link to the vital records website so you can find out
the exact procedure for your State.
As a general rule, if you were married
during pregnancy the married man is legally considered
the biological father. The only way to amend a birth
certificate, if you were married, is by a court finding
of paternity. In this situation you will need to proceed
with a legal paternity test in order amend the birth
certificate.
The procedure is a little
easier if you were not married during the pregnancy.
To add a father's name to a birth record, both the mother
and the alleged father can sign an affidavit affirming
that alleged father is the biological father. In
this situation you can use our personal paternity test
to prove paternity before you sign the affidavit. |