You didn’t expect an obamanoiid operative to be truthful did ya? This one has kneepads so thick, it looks like it’s standing when worshipping.
I’ve posted the late birth certificate form which Okubo sent me a while back upon request, at
Line 18 says: “This record is valid only if it has been accepted by and filed with the State Registrar at Honolulu, HI.”
And the registrar has to sign a certification saying that the documentation has been reviewed and supports the registrant’s claims of date, place of birth, and parentage. No medical information necessary. But this form can only be used - now - to report births that happened at least a year earlier.
Anyway, I just thought it was interesting that the form doesn’t just say it must be filed; it says it must be ACCEPTED by the state registrar. That supports the idea that at least in 2001 when this form was last revised (and continues now) there was a difference between accepted and filed.
Could be that the word “filed” on the COLB is NOW meant to mean both, since a COLB could only be printed if it had been accepted. Do you remember reading about the couple that refused to report the racial information for their kid’s BC and got a bunch of grief from the DOH because the BC was incomplete so they couldn’t print out a COLB for the baby?
There’s more detailed info about that at
http://cc.bingj.com/cache.aspx?q=employees+at+hawaii+ohsm&d=5058947555725187&mkt=en-US&setlang=en-US&w=6f9a8385,9a10fc6d