[Justa]

Fake. Block 20 uses different font size for the month and day than for the year.

[Paddy Irish]

How come the 1 in 1961 on block 20 looks like it’s written in?

[Fawn]

Block 20 and 22 are stamps...

[edpc]

I think that is a stamp, not a font. What is more interesting to me is what’s not shown in the left hand margin. I don’t know if that is another document for him or from another person. It would depend on how these are archived.

[Yaelle]

Holy crap, Stanley ann’s addy is that Highway where the Obamas or Dunhams never lived. Did they live together for a month or so, maybe?

[_Jim]

Fake. Block 20 uses different font size for the month and day than for the year.

This looks to be the stamp used by registrar's office ...

[submarinerswife]

BLOCK 20 is a stamp.

This is such a waste of our time. Some will NEVER be satisfied.

GET OVER IT!

[Boogieman]

“Fake. Block 20 uses different font size for the month and day than for the year.”

That’s not a “font”, it’s a rubber stamp mark. All the old rubber stamps looked like that, because the gears were narrower on the year section.

[danamco]

Looks like a date stamp!!!

[NurdlyPeon]

Also, look at the Department of Health serial number in the top right corner, the “61 10641”. Blow it up to about 400%. Look at the green background lines, particularly the one inside the “zero”. The green lines are at an angle that matches the number. If the green lines are on the paper itself, why do they not line up with the green lines directly above the “61 10641”? Also, look at the horizontal green lines within the number, do they line up with the ones to the left and right of the number?