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Falsified Birth Certificates-Data and Samples

Fri, 2007-07-20 17:16 - Kerry

Originally Researched & Compiled by Kate Workman...with Additions/Corrections & Documents provided by PeopleFinderNow.com team

http://www.peoplefindernow.com/3adofals.htm

Updated Jan 1, 2007

It's a fact that ALL states allow falsification of birth certificates - they are all guilty of changing the true birth information, issuing an amended birth certificate, and sealing the original... usually 'forever'. However, some states go even a step further, according to reunited triadians:

State
What's changed
Details
ARIZONA (see note) Amended birth certificate looks like the original; no indication of an adoption occurring. AZ adoptees may not be aware that they are adopted.
CALIFORNIA (numerious changes-see note) Numerious alterations regarding one of our cases. First/middle name change of child. Subtle birth time change. Birth mother's full name and radical age change. Birth place for mother remains the same. Birth father's full name change, radical age change & birth place change. Note: The child in the certificates we have "was not" adopted, and this falsified birth certificate "slipped through the cracks", and was recorded as a legal California birth certificate.
FLORIDA (date and/or city of birth) Changing city of birth to reflect the location of intermediary/aparents is STILL a practice that's going on. I understand that they stopped tampering with birthdates in *either* 1972 or 1974. I'm unable to confirm this.
GEORGIA (date and/or birthplace, plus non-id info) Like FL, legally allows changing city of birth to reflect location (county) of aparents, as well as outright lies in non-id info... including false medical information. In addition, the state will apparently allow changing of birthdate at the aparent's [formal] request, by more than a YEAR. GA is a particularly nasty state in regards to adoption policies and procedures.
ILLINOIS (date of birth) The adoptee who wrote had her date of birth changed to the tune of ~12+ months!!
INDIANA (month/day of birth) During the 1950's, the court allowed adoptive parents to change month and day of birth. Also, amended birth certificate looks like the original; no indication of an adoption occurring. IN adoptees may not be aware that they are adopted.
MARYLAND (city of birth) The reunited adoptee was born in Washington, D.C., but her amended b/c states that she was born in Maryland... home of her aparents.
MASSACHUSETTS (date of birth) (no other info)
MICHIGAN (date of birth) (no other info)
MINNESOTA (falsification of non-id info) (no other info)
NEW YORK dob dob appears to have been changed for one adoptee Janet's been in contact with
NORTH CAROLINA (county of birth) It is customary to change the COUNTY to that of the aparents not city of birth. NC does not give the city. Also the names of birthparents are changed to that of the aparents just as if they gave birth. There is no mention on the BC that this child was adopted or the BC is amended
OHIO (certificate numbers change The state of OHIO issues new numbers to adoptees after finalization of the adoption. The only numbers that will remain the same are 134 for the state code and the actual year of birth. Does not store Original BCs (that have been affected by an adoption) at a COUNTY level......Original BCs are kept at a state level and locked in a vault, not to be opened without a signed Judge's Order, which must be requested by filing a Petition through the court. Fees to file the petition vary from county -to- county. Cuyahoga county and Franklin county rarely ever honor a petition. The use of state records to "research" an adoption is now limited to 3 hours per appointment, and appoinments are allowed to be made one month in advance, one research token per month. IMPORTANT! OH Birth Index is INCOMPLETE for the following years: 1969, 1971,1972,1973, 1974, and 1975. There are several years that are missing data.
RHODE ISLAND (state of birth) The reunited adoptee who wrote was born in MA, but her amended b/c states that she was born in RI... home of her aparents.
TEXAS (city of birth and date of birth) Allows changing city, and date of birth (but not the year).
UTAH (no details) (no details)
WASHINGTON, DC (city of birth) (no other info)

SEARCHERS BEWARE!! The likelihood that your birth certificate was falsified is actually *quite* small.... but it IS a possibility. Widen your search parameters: look for near-dates, and cities other than the one listed on your amended birth certificate, just in case you've been a victim of gross b/c falsification. It happens.

Comments

Sun, 2007-07-22 18:42 — Kerry

Birth Records

Soon after my son's birth, in 1997, I helped hub-man write a report he submitted to the NJSP, relating to insurance fraud and ficticious documents.  That report developed into a specialized unit within the NJSP, and that report was presented and featured in seminars given to various state agencies.  For some reason, the Insurance Fraud Unit was dismantled, and hub-man was transferred to another unit.  It's not at all uncommon for a trooper to be transferred.  Like most civil servants, a person is placed where replacements are needed.

Years later, with two more children added to our family of four, I discovered my own personal life-story unravel before my tear-filled eyes.  As I was looking for my children's birth certificates, I found three Baptism Records kept by my adoptive mother.  All three had different dates, participants and signatures.  All came from the same church.  I was told by a social worker my natural mother had me named and baptized before she left me.  There was no record of that found among my documents my adoptive mother saved.  There was no visa, no original birth certificate.  There were simply three baptism records and a certificate of naturalization.

There is so little I know about my own adoption story, yet I know what it's like to be lied to and lied about.  It hurts not knowing the truth about these papers; it hurts not knowing who my own parents are, and how that relates to my own identity.  How many people in this world know who their parents are?  How many will never know, because church and state lies have covered the truth?

Not everyone with a falsified birth certificate is a criminal.  Not every child adopted was freely given by parents who could not care for their own baby.

Our government is afraid of terrorists.  My question is, how many children have been terrorized by corrupt adoption practice and the lies that documented their life-stories?

Department of Health and Human Services OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL

Legitimate birth certificates provide vital information about the person whose name appears on the certificate. Issuing birth certificates is the responsibility of State vital records registrars and numerous local issuing entities. While originally intended for the sole purpose of birth registration, birth certificates are now used extensively for employment purposes and to obtain benefits or other documents used for identification.

Over the last 25 years, a number of studies have addressed problems related to false identification and the misuse of birth certificates. These studies conclude that false identification is a major factor in crime, and that most, if not all, Federal fugitives and drug trafficking crimes are associated with false identification. They also conclude that stolen, counterfeit, and altered birth certificates are often used as "breeder documents" that allow the holder to obtain documents needed to create new identities. The Office of Inspector General has conducted three inspections focused specifically on birth certificate fraud that identified a number of vulnerabilities in birth certificate processes. Because so many Federal and State agencies rely on birth certificates to assist them in determining eligibility for services and benefits, it is important that these agencies have current information on the nature and extent of birth certificate fraud to assist them in the proper assignment and protection of benefits.

http://www.ecclesia.org/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=33

there is a vast legal difference between a State issued "BIRTH CERTIFICATE - CERTIFICATE OF BIRTH" and a "Certified copy of a live birth". A CERTIFICATE, as used today, is not lawfully the same as a certified copy. A BIRTH CERTIFICATE is issued by the State to conform with federal requirements under the purported necessity of 'vital statistics'. In Florida State, the Florida Department of Health (a/k/a HRS), Office of Vital Statistics, issues these statutory CERTIFICATES. The names are spelled in all capital letters and conform to federal 'law' regulations.

Prior to the 1860's, the only certification of a birth came from the church, not the State or government. The church required two Christian witnesses to attest to, by their signatures and seals, the birth, be it a live birth or a stillborn birth. The church viewed that living or dead, the birth was to be attested to under affirmation before God.  [http://www.ecclesia.org/forum/uploads/bondservant/bcertP.pdf]

Thu, 2007-09-27 07:57 — cameron_us

Need help!

Hi all,

I am responsible for recruitment of new employees in a small firm in Alabama. Actually I want to verify birth record of each and every new applicant. I have my ways but I’m not sure with reliability. Can someone help me to search out and verify the birth records?

Any recommendation will be highly appreciated!

 

Thu, 2007-09-27 16:00 — Kerry

Job Requirements

What do you, as an employee, do that needs to verify a person's birth record?

What does that have to do with the price of eggs and your job?

Fri, 2007-09-28 04:38 — nathan_sm

Need help!

Yes!! You simply go on http://www.birthrecordsonline.org/alabama-birth-certificates.html  Alabama Birth Certificates  and verify all applicants birth records. It’s really great way to verify online birth record verification for all-purpose.

Hope this will help you. Good luck!