Do birth certificates have the mothers maiden name?

Answer 1

Depends on the country and the year of birth. In the early years of the US there weren't even ANY birth certificates. In the 1870s they started appearing in most states, but only with the married name of the mother, not her maiden name. Maiden names only made their way onto the birth certificates here between 1900-1920, depending on the state.

Answer 2

Maiden Name On Birth Certificate

Answer 3

Since on a birth certificate is written near the time of birth, it will have the mother's name on. In some cases it will contain the mother's maiden name. It depends on if that is a question on the form, if the person writing the form knows what it is, and for some old ones, whether or not it still can be read.

Now the father's name - that is never definite proof. You need a DNA study or a blood test to prove that.

Also, you can not be sure the mother or the person giving the information gave the correct information. - but usually it is.

Answer 4

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Your maiden name is Garden. It makes absolutely no difference if one place has your middle name and the other does not. Both are the same maiden name -- Garden. You are creating a problem where none exists. I bet there are a lot of people whose birth certificate and social security file have mother's maiden name with middle name on one and without on the other.

Answer 5

Yes, birth certificates have the mother's maiden name and the father's name.

Answer 6

Birth certificates in the United States give the mother's maiden name if she has not married previously, but they may--or may not--give the biological father's name. Sometimes, the baby is given the father's surname, but the father isn't listed. Of course, I won't even mention Anna Nicole Smith's baby.

Answer 7

Yes. In England where I live, civil registration began in 1837.. It wasn't until 1911 the September quarter that the mums maiden name was included on the birth certificate. Hope this helps you.

Answer 8

yes. it is always the mother's maiden name that appears on the birth certificate . i am in the philippines and it also works that way. in fact our middle names are our mothers' maiden names.

Answer 9

In Kansas they do. Mine has my mother's maiden name, and when I filled out the paperwork for my son's certificate it only asked for my maiden name. It may vary from state to state and country to country- the information will depend on local laws.

Answer 10

They are supposed to but when I asked for a copy of mine for a job it came back with no parents listed. I always felt like an alien and that confirmed it.