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Well, to my knowledge, birth records can’t be altered. My father was unable to correct his mothers name on his birth certificate when he entered the AIF. His mother was Flora Ellen on her birth certificate, but when Grandad registered Dad’s birth either he spelt it incorrectly or the registrar did, because today that birth certificate still reads Flora Helen. Likewise, my mother’s Surname was spelt incorrectly on her UK birth certificate back in 1905, so for work purposes she spelt it as it was on the certificate as the registrar couldn’t change it.Because Archie’s birth certificate hasn’t been signed by the birth registrar, Is this merely a copied certificate to drip feed the media with more publicity by resurrecting stale news and propaganda celebrating nutmeg’s royal status?

I’d suggest refusing to answer to your deadname. If the teacher yells at you like that, I’d go to the principal (with your parents, if possible) to have a discussion about appropriate behavior by a teacher.Within reason, people should refer to you by whatever name you choose. It might say “Michael” on your birth certificate, but if you want people to call you “Janet” there’s really no fundamental difference between that and wanting people to call you “Mike”. It’s basic consideration for other people to use the name (and pronouns, for that matter) that you prefer in speech and informal writing (allowing that there may be formal situations where your term of address needs to match legal documents).I’d suggest using that approach, that all you’re asking for is the same basic politeness as any other student who’s referred to by anything other than the full name on their birth certificate.

**Conversation between Mom and a barely-there teenager(Me).Me : Hey Mom, I have just realised we never celebrate your Birthday. Hell, I don’t even know when your Birthday is!Mom : That’s because I don’t know my actual DOB.Me (sat up now) : What do you mean, you don’t know?! What’s on your Birth Certificate?Mom (casually) : Yeah, that’s made up.Me (still very perturbed) : What? You’re kidding, right?Mom (still very casual) : You see, back in those days, parents wouldn’t bother getting a Birth Certificate when their kid was born. Only when they needed a Birth Certificate, like for admitting their kid to school, would they get one. When my Parents got me a Birth Certificate, they had already forgotten the real date. So, they had to make it up.Me (dazed) : Well, what’s on your Certificate?Mom : 01–01–1965.Me (poker-faced) : Your DOB is a New Year.Mom : Yes.*Dead silence as we just look at each other*Me : Is my DOB correct?Mom (looking away) : Of course it is…