Birth Certificate

A birth certificate is an official document that records the birth of a child. It includes important details such as the baby's name, date and place of birth, and the parents' names. This document serves as legal proof of identity and age, and is often required for obtaining a passport, enrolling in school, or applying for government services. Birth certificates are typically issued by a government authority shortly after birth and can be requested later if needed for various purposes throughout a person's life.