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My first child had her name changed by immigration. They put her American name on her immigration papers, and that sufficed to get a New York State certificate of birth data.. . My younger daughter was not so lucky, and I had to do a legal name change here in NYC. Even though her birth certificate was issued in another country, I was able to do the name change here in NYC.

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