Baby's identity in California?

Question

I was wondering after a baby is born, how does the identify process (such as parent affidavit or brith certificate)work in california.
1. What kind of paperwork will the hospital provide? is that provided as soon as the baby is born?
2. Does the baby have to get a birth certificate as soon as he is born or that's optional?
3. For all the baby identity paper works, do I have to fill in baby father's name or that is also optional?

thanks all for your helo

Answer 1

1. Depending on the hospital, they may provide an unofficial birth certificate for the new parents. Typically, they complete the form to file the official documents and the application for a social security card. The hospital takes care of filing both those documents.

2. Birth certificates are required to be filed, but in order to receive a copy, you have to request one. In order to get into school or do much of anything else, you'll need a copy of the official birth certificate.

3. Not sure. I believe you can refrain from stating a father's name, but you'd have to verify that with the County Recorder in the county where the birth takes place.

Answer 2

I seen on the news earlier....
California has paid millions and millions of dollars in aid already,
have your baby in your country so they can pay for it, give us a break!!

Answer 3

dear illegal alien....GO HOME....have some decency and stop living off the US people!