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What changes are made in birth certificates?

The original birth certificate is sealed and filed away, not readily available again to anyone except by a court order. A new birth certificate is prepared showing the adoptive persons as the child's natural parents and the child's new name. In states that recognize adoptions by lesbian and gay couples, the birth certificate may list both names of the same sex partner/parents.


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