The surname of the child shall be entered on the certificate of birth as designated by the child's mother. (5) If the child's father is not named on the birth ...

Eligibility rules for certified copies of birth records under 100 years old and Affidavit of Parentage records apply. Death, marriage, divorce and birth records ...

(a) Application to create a new certificate of birth following an adoption; legal change of name for minors; acknowledgement of paternity; sex change; ...

1968 Public Act 213: Original certificate of births and records of adoption shall not be subject to public disclosure except by court order or permission of the ...

Anyone may obtain a copy of a birth record more than 100 years old. If the desired record is less than 100 years old, and the individual is deceased, an heir ...

Under Michigan law, birth records are confidential documents. A current valid, photo identification is required in order to establish eligibility to request and ...

Birth records are confidential and may ONLY be requested by the individual on the record, a parent who is named on the record, or a legal guardian/ ...

A parent named on the record. The father must be named on the record. If he has signed an Affidavit of. Parentage or a court finding of paternity, he must have ...

All requests must be written in letter form and must include the signature, phone number, and return address of the individual requesting the record.

Michigan law states that certified copies of birth records can be issued only to the individual, the parent(s) named on the record, an heir or legal guardian, ...