Can i add a non biological father to a birth certificate if don't know the real father?

Answer 1

Yes you can remove a non biological father's name from a child's birth certificate and add the biological father's name. However, you must have a DNA test to disprove paternity of non biological father and another proving paternity of biological father. With these tests you can make an application (through your attorney, who would prepare the necessary paper work) to the court to remove the non biological father's name from the birth certificate. According to the law in your country, you might need the approval of the biological father to have his name added to the child's birth certificate.

Answer 2

Of course not. You would be lying on an official government form that you attested to as true.

Of course not. You would be lying on an official government form that you attested to as true.

Of course not. You would be lying on an official government form that you attested to as true.

Of course not. You would be lying on an official government form that you attested to as true.

Answer 3

You will need to have specific reasons as to why. These reasons can be that the father is not the biological father of the child (with medical DNA proof), or possibly because the father has abandoned the child. A judge will almost always allow you to remove the father's name for biological reasons, but not necessarily due to abandonment.

Answer 4

Not that easily. You might have to get a court order to do so.

Answer 5

Usually the father has to have permission from a court or judge to do so.

Answer 6

Of course not. You would be lying on an official government form that you attested to as true.