Wouldn't the actual birth certificate have sufficed? Was a paper copy produced? Or a digital file?
Wouldn’t the actual birth certificate have sufficed? Was a paper copy produced? Or a digital file?
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From what I understand, it was an official verification letter, like those sent to Arizona and the attorneys in Mississippi. Under Hawaiian law, it constitutes legal proof of the information it contains.
I believe that, at least in the case of Arizona, it would not have been legal for Hawaii to issue an actual birth certificate to them, but the law does permit a verification letter under those circumstances. Perhaps the same was true here.