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This is no longer the case, since October 1997, a surname for the baby is registered when the birth is being registered.A birth certificate doesn't have a surname on it, per se.
While I agree with Vanilla, as far as I know if the child is registered with both parents it can lead to problems down the line with getting passports. If things get acrimonious he could make life difficult by refusing to sign for a passport.
I don't badmouth the father, because the child would feel himself to be badmouthed being genetically half the father's.
While I agree with Vanilla, as far as I know if the child is registered with both parents it can lead to problems down the line with getting passports. If things get acrimonious he could make life difficult by refusing to sign for a passport. That said he will be the child's father forever and for your own sake you should stay out of it. It's between them and you really don't know what is going on nor will you ever. Hope things work out.
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