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Changing baby's last name on Birth Certificate

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Has anyone here ever changed the last name on the baby's BC, when it is an "illegitimate" baby being cared for by single mom?

THe "father" is completely uninvolved and uncaring.

Its better to have the motherz last name for the baby, instead of the absent fatherz name for visa/immigration purposes to US.

Is it as easy as going to the NSO office and making an application, or must a lawyer and the court be involved?

Baby is filipino and in Philippines. THanks ahead, and more power! :star:

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Has anyone here ever changed the last name on the baby's BC, when it is an "illegitimate" baby being cared for by single mom?

THe "father" is completely uninvolved and uncaring.

Its better to have the motherz last name for the baby, instead of the absent fatherz name for visa/immigration purposes to US.

Is it as easy as going to the NSO office and making an application, or must a lawyer and the court be involved?

Baby is filipino and in Philippines. THanks ahead, and more power! :star:

I did try that before but needs court hearing to change name and takes money and time to do that. So what I did was I had an affidavit stating that my kids although using the father's name is an illegitimate child and was accepted at the USEM.

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Has anyone here ever changed the last name on the baby's BC, when it is an "illegitimate" baby being cared for by single mom?

THe "father" is completely uninvolved and uncaring.

Its better to have the motherz last name for the baby, instead of the absent fatherz name for visa/immigration purposes to US.

Is it as easy as going to the NSO office and making an application, or must a lawyer and the court be involved?

Baby is filipino and in Philippines. THanks ahead, and more power! :star:

I did try that before but needs court hearing to change name and takes money and time to do that. So what I did was I had an affidavit stating that my kids although using the father's name is an illegitimate child and was accepted at the USEM.

are you saying that the affidavit was from you or signed by the father of illegitamate child? :star:

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Has anyone here ever changed the last name on the baby's BC, when it is an "illegitimate" baby being cared for by single mom?

THe "father" is completely uninvolved and uncaring.

Its better to have the motherz last name for the baby, instead of the absent fatherz name for visa/immigration purposes to US.

Is it as easy as going to the NSO office and making an application, or must a lawyer and the court be involved?

Baby is filipino and in Philippines. THanks ahead, and more power! :star:

You need a lawyer for that one and few hearings. The cost is not really that expensive.

The birth certificate would still show the original last name (father's name) with annotation. Annotation shows the new last name.

K1 Process:

May 1, 2008 Submitted I-129F to CSC

May 8, 2008 Received by CSC

May 9, 2008 NOA1

May 18, 2008 Touched

October 9, 2008 RFE

October 28, 2008 RFE Reply

October 29, 2008 Touched

October 30, 2008 Touched

November 1, 2008 NOA2 (HardCopy)

November 11, 2008 Letter from NVC (Hardcopy)

November 14 & 17, 2008 Medical (Passed)

November 26, 2008 Interview (Passed)

December 5, 2008 Visa Received

December 23, 2008 US Entry (POE: Hawaii)

February 7, 2009 Private Wedding

AOS Process:

March 9, 2009 Mailed AOS Application via Express Mail (I-485, I-765, I-131)

March 10, 2009 USPS confirmed that AOS application was delivered and received in Chicago

March 18, 2009 Received NOA for AOS, EAD and AP

April 8, 2009 Biometrics Done

April 27, 2009 AP Approved

May 1, 2009 AP received in the mail

May 2, 2009 EAD card received in the mail

May 29, 2009 AOS interview (Approved)

June 29, 2009 GC received

ROC Process

March 1, 2011 Mailed I-175 Application via Express Mail

March 4 ,2011 NOA for I-175

April 05,2011 Biometrics [Early Biometrics March 22, 2011]

April 21,2011 Approval

April 27,2011 10 Year Green Card Received

Naturalization Process

March 6, 2012 Mailed N-400 Application via Express Mail

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