§500.ILLUSTRATION B. Affidavit by Father  


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    STATE OF ILLINOIS

    DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH

    DIVISION OF VITAL RECORDS

    SPRINGFIELD 62702-5097

    NOTE:  A CERTIFIED COPY OF YOUR MARRIAGE RECORD MUST ACCOMPANY THE COMPLETED AFFIDAVITS. AFFIDAVITS MUST BE SIGNED BEFORE A NOTARY PUBLIC OR THEY WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

    AFFIDAVIT BY FATHER:

    STATE OF

     

    SS

     

    COUNTY OF

     

     

    being duly sworn, deposes and says:

    (Name of person making affidavit)

     

    FIRST: that he is

     

    years of age and resides at

     

    Street

    in the City of

     

    , State of

     

    SECOND: that he is the natural father of

     

    a (fe)male child,

    and that said child was born on the

     

    day of

     

    , 19

     

     

    in the City of

     

    , County of

     

    , State of Illinois, and in

     

    Hospital, to

     

     

     

    (Maiden name of mother)

    THIRD: that he was married to the said mother on the

     

    day of

     

    , 19

     

     at

     

    , State of

     

    (City, town or county)

     

    FOURTH: that he now requests that a certificate of birth be prepared and filed showing said child to be the

    legitimate child of

     

    and the child's new name as

     

     

    CHILD'S NAME

    FIRST

    MIDDLE

    LAST

    FIFTH: that the following are the PERSONAL PARTICULARS CONCERNING THE FATHER:

     

    Color or race

     

     

     

    Place of birth

     

     

     

    Date of birth

     

     

     

    Occupation when child was born

     

     

     

    Social Security Number

     

     

     

     

     

    Signature of father

    Subscribed and sworn to before me this

     

    day of

     

    , 19

     

     

     

     

    Notary Public

    VR-172 (1991r)

    ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH – DIVISION OF VITAL RECORDS – SPRINGFIELD 62702-5097

     

    (Source:  Added at 15 Ill. Reg. 11706, effective August 1, 1991)