[naturalman1975]

For goodness sake.

Do you expect me to have a copy of every single type of Australian birth certificate ever issued? I think that's a bit unrealistic.

What I can do is show that there was a common format (that is what it is actually called) used for all Australian birth certificates and provide examples that show that format. A format that is evident on the Bomford certificate as well.

Let's look at this together.

The first five birth certificates in that composite are Australia (the alleged Bomford certificate is included). I think the commonality of features between all five certificates is pretty obvious personally. The last three are from elsewhere in the Commonwealth (England, Canada, Rhodesia). They are obviously different.

The alleged Bomford certificate looks like an Australian certificate. So does the alleged Kenyan certificate.

[DieHard the Hunter]

Gidday mate,

Having them side-by-side is a helpful way to look at it. Thanks — I wonder if it might be convenient for you to please place the four-or-five Australian certificates next to this “Kenyan” one, for ease of comparisons?

I am going into our safe to fetch out our family’s certificates, just for the Hell of it, to have a look-see. Between us in my family we have British, Canadian and NZ certificates covering the Obama birth period — all Commonwealth countries.

[snowsislander]

I have been looking at the administrative information on these documents. Is there any chance that we can find at least one other birth document from South Australia?

The reason is that I am curious about the book / page format used in the Bomford document, which I don't see used in any of the other documents. Is there an example of it being used that we can in another South Australia birth document?