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yes, or at least you can in my state. The AOP needs to be notarized and filed with the bureau of vital statistics. This will NOT change your childs name however, you need a court order for that.
But if the fater and mother both want to give the child the father's last name, then why would it need to be court ordered? Is it because the AOP is signed years after the childs birth instead of right after the childs birth?
yes, or at least you can in my state. The AOP needs to be notarized and filed with the bureau of vital statistics. This will NOT change your childs name however, you need a court order for that.
OK....So if you can add the father to the birth certificate by having him sign an AOP; and you can correct birth certificates; is it possible to correct the birth certificate and add the fathers last name by hyphenating the last name that is already listed on the birth certificate?
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