[damianx303]

G’day GANG!!

I’m in Victoria.

Really struggling to get MY source doc and My 2 kids even – 12 & 14yo.

Just wondering if getting a stat dec or affidavit from my Mum, regarding me being born would be useful, and if so, who should witness it?….I would also do my own affidavit……AND

…………..if doing the same for my kids is sufficient. IE, my wife and I to do stat decs or affidavits for our Kids births.

Thanks guys.

[damianx303]

It might be possible that this is where it all begins, in getting BACK into the private.

They even tell us it’s important so we become citizens and then we can access the benefits and privileges that go with it.

Have a read of “Fruit from the poisonous tree by Melvin Stamper” (which is actually a legal term).

https://chapter2books.indielite.org/book/9780595524969

And “behold the pale horse”.

Be careful.

It’s a very deep rabbit hole.

[damianx303]

Interesting read.

Interesting WORDS.

Birth Rego/Cert

Victorian Law Reform Commission

https://www.lawreform.vic.gov.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Birth-registration-and-birth-certificates_Consultation-paper.pdf

Introduction

1.1 Birth registration is a significant life event which creates a relationship between the individual and the state. A child becomes a person before the law1 when their birth is registered.

1.2 Obtaining a birth certificate is a further step in creating an individual’s identity. This step can only occur once a birth is registered. A birth certificate is the ‘instrument universally recognised as the fundamental evidentiary document establishing personal identification’.2 Without a birth certificate a person is unable to invoke their full rights as a citizen.

1.3 These rights include: enrolling at school or to vote; obtaining a passport, Medicare card, driver licence or tax file number; and accessing various government benefits.

1.4 In short, birth registration establishes the legal identity of a child by placing them on the state’s records, and a birth certificate is the formal record of this status provided to the individual by the state.

1.5 Both birth registration and birth certificates are fundamental to our existence as citizens in a developed society. It is often taken as given that these events occur routinely in a developed country. The Commission is concerned that this may not be the case for all sectors of our community.

[damianx303]

Sounds like 2nd witness. You can’t be the judge in your own matter as Mark says

Notarized should be ok.

Even affidavit??? No??

[damianx303]

Yeah. Good call.

And funny how they make it extremely difficult to find these forms. You would almost think it was intentional.

Tongue in cheek.

Kind of confirms that they are concealing all this remedy

It’s worth the exercise sometimes. The ones who seeketh, shall findeth, and be the knowledgeable ones.

[damianx303]

That’s great.

I’m searching for this or something similar for Victoria. I might need to change my search words.

Thanks heaps.

[damianx303]

Well done.

What was the form you printed straight off the BDM website?

[damianx303]

Brilliantly awesome morag-janet-of-the-hill-family.

Thanks heaps.

Answered my questions.