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Filling out source document for newborn
Hey guys,
So my son was born a few weeks ago and we have decided to get him a birth certificate for various reasons based on our circumstances.
My plan is to print the form on bond paper, fill it out, keep the original and just send a copy to BD&M.
Can anyone recommend any extra steps we could take with paperwork to ensure we maximise the evidence we have of his private, living status?
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This discussion was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by
Brandon-Nicholas.
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This discussion was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by Brandon-Nicholas.
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This discussion was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by
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Thank you Morag for coming through with the goods as always
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This is the form we need to keep right?
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Documents you fill out and a verified copy of the documents the midwife fills out.
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Ok cool. Yes the Midwife has given me the original of the document she sent to BD&M
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Hey Brandon congratulations , did you happen to get any copies of the documents from the midwife about the live birth? I did with my grandchildren. You will notice they keep their notes with them at all times and don’t leave them at the end of the bed like they use to. But I got my daughter to demand copies and as they are her medical records. Go back into the hospital or write to the hospital stating you wanting copies of the records of your babies birth. To me thats the real life birth certificate, written by the actual midwife and doctor. Also guys do not let your babies have the Vit K shot, it has aliminum in it which can have serious affects on the babies brain. Hope that helps. I did have a friend who got the live birth certificates and they look very similar to the original birth certificate.
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Thanks Bricky, that’s helpful. Bub was born at home and we had a private midwife who is wide awake. She will be happy to provide me a copy of the notes, I’ll ask her for them. And no bub won’t be having any vaccines
