How do you change your son last name from alleged father to the biological father last name?

Answer 1

You will have to go to court and write it all on a stamp paper and get it done by a magistrate.

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In many countries you can not remove the natural fathers name from a birth certificate and a natural father has the rite to have his name added to a birth certificate.

The only time you could reasonably have a father's name removed would be if you could prove the person on the certificate could not be the natural father (eg after a DNA test).

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In order to remove a father's name from a birth certificate the person making the request must provide certified information to the state. The certified information must be in the form of a court order or a form signed by the biological father. Each state has its own rules. You need to contact your State Vital Records Department to determine what forms and proof they require. You should be able to find it simply by doing an internet search for your state + 'vital statistics'. Use the contact information at that website to make your inquiry. A sample request from the State of Texas is provided for your information at the link below.

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If the name on the birth certificate is not the biological father, and the parents were not married when the child was born, then paternity testing, legal action and the court can decide to remove the name. HOWEVER, if the parent's WERE married, the father of the child is LEGALLY considered to be that person on the certificate, and to remove his name is very difficult. If the marriage was very very short, the baby didn't ever live with the father AND the true biological father was pursuing action to obtain parental rights AND the father on the birth certificate wanted out then there is a much greater chance. If all of these things are met, contact a family law lawyer. There is no do it yourself road on this one as far as I know. If it's about child support, contact your state's family services department. If you're the "dad", you are not getting off that certificate easily, even if your ex cheated and the child is not yours, unless you were never married and never lived together. If you're the mom, just know that both men will have to be on board with removing one name and putting the other on.

Answer 2

The answer is complex depending on lots of variables such as where the child was born, how old the child is, if the parents were married, and on and on. Generally speaking, if you're in the US and the parents were not married, but the father signed a 'declaration of paternity' (allowing his name to be placed on the birth certificate) there is generally a brief period of time (a matter of months) in which he can rescind that. Pretty much all other situations would require a court order. The court's decision regarding this will depend on many factors.

Answer 3

I REALLY WANT TO CHANGE MY BABY'S LAST NAME IT WENT WRONG WITH MY EX BOYFRIEND HE ISNT MY BABY'S BLOOF DAD I MADE A BIG MISTAKE ON PUTTING HIS LAST NAME

Answer 4

Go to the County Clerks Office In your local family Courthouse and take it from their

Answer 5

The father can request a DNA test through the court.

Answer 6

Apply for a surname change at the courthouse closest to the city where you live. Name changes cost a fee.

Answer 7

Its all to do with Law and Order.