Does the father have to be present in order to give the child his last name?
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no, but if he says hes not the father he can refute it and it will have to be proven in court by dna
No.
no
No. You can give your baby whatever name you want.but remember if you want to change it later on, you will have to get it legally changed and that will cost you some money..
No. They tend to ask the mother what the baby's name will be.
no the father dose not have to be there the mother can give the child anyname she want to
It's pretty much whoever fills out the paper work - generally the mother - however you can usually take the issue to court and fight for your name to be given and most often it is free within the first year.
No. He may be serving in Iraq or something.
No..! It's your decision on whos last name your child carries..yours or his..!
It really depends on the local laws where you give birth and whether you are married. Everyone else who responded said "no", but when I gave birth to my son in 2001 in Illinois, I was not able to put my son's father's name on the birth certificate until he filled out a form admitting that he was my son's father. The nurses actually wouldn't let me complete the form -- my ex had to sign the form, and then he had to write his name on the birth certificate paperwork. We were not married, so the red-tape bureaucracy was required.
yes.because if you are going to make a baby you should stick around 4 it. but must of the time no..
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