| I don't see how this could work. Anybody with a copy of a birth certificate really has a copy of a certified copy of a birth certificate because the goverment always keeps the original. If they already have a certified copy, why don't they just give that to whoever wants it? As far as the jurat goes, you would be administering an oath to the signer who would be attesting to what? That the copy of the certified copy is true and correct? This would need to be a separate written statement and I can't imagine who would want/need/accept such a document. Notarizing the signature of a person signing a jurat attached to a birth certificate is meaningless. They have to be swearing to the correctness and trueness of something .... |
