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birth certificate

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1. I saw Tom's birth certificate.
2. Give all forenames in the order in which they appear on the birth certificate. (5)
3. Give all forenames in the order in which they appear on the birth certificate.
4. Give all forenames in the order in which they appear on birth certificate.
5. Expressions such as ‘called …’ or ‘alias …’ must be written in full in the order in which they appear on the birth certificate.
6. Where, during a stay in a Member State, an animal covered by a travelling exhibition certificate gives birth, the management authority of that Member State shall be notified and shall issue a permit or certificate as appropriate.
7. CERTIFICATE CONCERNING RETENTION OF THE RIGHT TO UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS Reg. 1408/71: Art. 69 Reg. 574/72: Art. 26.2; Art. 83.1, 2 and 3; Art. 97 1 Unemployed person Identification No (4) (5) … 1.1 Surname (1a) … 1.2 Forenames … Previous names (1a) (1b) … Date of birth … 1.3 Place of birth (2) … Nationality … D.N.I. (3) … 1.4
8. Expressions such as ‘called …’ or ‘alias …’ and prefixes to surnames must be written in full in the order in which they appear on the birth certificate. If the form is being completed by a Netherlands institution, in cases where the insured person or the rightful claimant is a married woman or a woman who was married before, put the present or last husband’s surname for current surname and the maiden name for surname at birth.
9. To be stated particularly in the case of adoption or in the case of other names in current use; expressions such as ‘called …’ or ‘alias …’ and all prefixes to surnames must be written in full in the order in which they appear on the birth certificate.
10. To be stated particularly in the case of adoption or in the case of other names in current use; expressions such as ‘called …’ or ‘alias …’ and prefixes to names must be written in full in the order ain which they appear in the birth certificate.
11. To be stated particularly in the case of adoption or in the case of other names in current use; expressions such as ‘called …’ or ‘alias …’ and prefixes to surnames must be written in full in the order in which they appear on the birth certificate.
12. To be stated particularly in the case of adoption or in the case of other names in current use; expressions such as ‘called …’or ‘alias …’ and prefixes to surnames must be written in full in the order in which they appear on the birth certificate.
13. To be stated particularly in the case of adoption or in the case of other names in current use; expressions such as ‘called’ and ‘alias’ and prefixes to surnames must be written in full in the order in which they appear on the birth certificate.
14. The animals/donor animals described in this certificate have been examined today and found to be healthy and free of clinical signs of infectious disease including those described in Annex A of Directive 92/65/EEC and are not subject to any official restrictions and have remained on this body, institute or centre either since birth or for the following period of time (months or years).
15. Where the form is being sent to a Czech institution, state the birth number; to a Cypriot institution, if a Cypriot national state the Cypriot identification number, if not a Cypriot national state the Alien Registration Certificate (ARC) number; to a Danish institution, indicate the CPR number; to a Finnish institution, indicate the population register number; to a Swedish institution, indicate the personal number (personnummer); to an Icelandic institution, indicate the personal identification number (kennitala); to a Liechtenstein institution, indicate the AHV insurance number; to a Lithuanian institution state the personal identification number; to a Latvian institution state the identity number state; to a Hungarian institution, state the TAJ (social insurance identification) number; to a Maltese institution, in the case of Maltese nationals, state the identity card number, or, if not a Maltese national, state the Maltese social security number; to a Norwegian institution, indicate the personal identification number (fødselsnummer); to a Belgian institution, indicate the national social security number (NISS); to a German institution of the general pension insurance scheme, indicate the insurance number (VSNR); to a Spanish institution, state the number appearing on the national identity card (DNI) or N.I.E. in the case of foreign people, even if the card is out of date; to a Polish institution, state the PESEL and NIP numbers; to a Portuguese institution, indicate also the registration number with the general pensions scheme, if the person concerned has been insured under the social security scheme for civil servants in Portugal; to a Slovak institution, state the birth number; to a Slovene institution, state the personal identification number (EMŠO) and tax number; to a Swiss institution, state the AVS/AI (AHV/IV) insurance number.