birth certificate
birth certificate
Definition
birth certificate
noun
an official document issued upon a person's birth, attesting to the date and place of birth, parentage, etc.
birth certificate
Usage Examples
Possessives
- baby: If laundering at home you will need to send a copy of your baby's birth certificate.
Converse of object
- issue: After the birth has been registered the registrar will issue a short copy birth certificate which is free of charge.
- see: It is also totally traceable, you could almost ask to see the birth certificate of the cow!
Preposition: for
- purpose: This certificate takes the place of a birth certificate for all legal purposes.
Adjective modifier
- original: On reaching 18, your child will be legally entitled, to get a copy of the original birth certificate.
- full: Proof of ID: Your full birth certificates and 10-year passports will be required for proof of identity.
- short: The fee for the short copy birth certificate is £ 5.50.
- new: The original register can be altered and a new birth certificate bought.
- official: TMZ has obtained a copy of the official birth certificate of the Suri Cruise, daughter of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes.
Noun used with modifier
- copy: The fee for the short copy birth certificate is £ 5.50.
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