what do you have to do to have a fathers name removed from a birth certifcate?
143540
If he is the father you can't have the birth certificate removed.  I believe that if you get a court to grant you full custody of the child, the father will no longer be able to claim the child on his taxes as a dependant.
160062
If the intentions are to defraud. then it is fraud. But Im sure there is no law saying that the man on the birth certificate has to be the father. i mean there are cases wqhen the man knows hes not the father and wants it anyway.  I also thought that the man had to be present to sign his name in order for him to be listed in the bc.
923583
Most states will give birth certs to the person who's name is on the cert, the parent of that person, a grandparent or grandchild, and the persons children without written permission from the person whos name is on the birth cert.  Check the laws in your area by typing in county recorder for your county and checking the their site.  Also, get all info regarding what this person did with your birth cert and talk to a lawyer.  The lawyer in your area will know what your chances are of winning better than anyone here.  Good Luck.
188787
I would say Yes, they may change the fathers name on birth certificate though.  Pretty noble men there, both of them. \nSeems like more men would run away, as fast can be.  The child is lucky to have two men that want to be a father to them.
234555
You can find out how to do it by contacting the jurisdiction in wich you where born.(Birth certificates are considered part of the public record and most coommunities keep records of births nearly forever.) \nYou can also contact the Candian embassy in the U.S. and they I am sure can help you.
444634
Maybe your local child protective services agency can help you. They deal with this sort of thing all the time and can tell you what you need to do. \n\nI would get notarized affadavits/statements from anyone who has information about this man. Also, you can demand a DNA test if there is some doubt about whether he is the father.\n\nGood luck. It sounds like you are the best hope for these children.
234641
Generally speaking, at common law, you can use any name you want. If you want to change your name legally, which the Social Security Administration will require if you want to change the name on your SSN, or if you want to change your birth certificate, you will have to petition the probate or family court for your county. Get the forms at the clerk's office or, in some states, online.
741365
Most States have a Bueau of Vital Statistics whom you can send a request through.  You will need his date of birth, city, parents name & probably mothers maiden name to make the request.  There will be a charge, but it should be less than $20.  In some case you can make the request online.\n\nI just looked i up, below is the link unless he was born in NY City.  But in New York you cannot get your parents birth certificate w/o a court order.  He can request it or his parents.
1086938
it depends on the age of the child and if the father has give up his rights to the child or if the father hasn't been on the seen for a wile.\nif the child is of an age to make his/her own mind up a judge could allow the child to change there name. or find out if the mother can get it done by deed poll
879755
Get ahold of a lawyer who does adoptions. He will write up a petition for adoption and run it in the local newspaper in the town where you last knew that your ex lived (if you don't know where he is at now...then just have them run it in your local newspaper). It has to run for 4 weeks (regardless as to whether it is a daily or weekly paper) and if he doesn't respond to it to contest it, then the lawyer will get a date set on the courts docket and you will go to court and the judge will grant the adoption by default. New birth certificates will be made up and they will replace the original ones, although they will staple it over the original at the state capital Vital Statistics. You will receive the new Birth certificates with you and new hubby's names as birth parents and the kids will have his last name as if they were born that way.\nCongratulations and Good Luck!!!!
109560
Contact your local courthouse and ask them what forms are required for you to change your name.  You will get scheduled for a hearing before a judge and you wille explain your request.
181863
File a petition with the court to relinquish your parental rights.\nThat dosen't sound like a good idea though.
1182377
You will have to get the father to relinquish his parental rights.....then you will be able to proceed with the adoption.  With the right lawyer you might can get his right dissolved based on abandonment.  In any case check with your lawyer.
1024104
It isn't on your marriage license? Or on any of your papers for insurance, home ownership, mortgage, credit cards? Isn't the father listed on the birth certificate? If you can prove you were married and he is the father, why is the social security administration dragging their feet? Sounds like you might want to consult a social security attorney. \n\nHowever, If you divorced in 1976, even the youngest of the children would be WELL into adulthood... why is social security through the father even an option? Shouldn't it be some sort of adult/need based social security?
1187583
well first you got to have proof that his father is a united states citizen and then you got to send all a copy of his fathers citizenship and your sons birth certificate to the state department in Washington and if they agree with you that your son is the offspring of a us citizen and foreign national.Then your son will be granted United states citzenship papers
832395
Who told you, you couldn't change it?  Get in contact with them.  It is a big deal.  They can amend it.  You have proof of identity, you just need to get in touch with the correct people.
680940
The biological father would need to give up his rights or you would have to go to court and prove that the biological dather has done nothing for the child and you are his father in everything but name.