[MS] How can I correct a misspelled first name and improperly structured last name on birth certificate from abroad?

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Andres Sanchez

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You can definitely get it notarized at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate in Frankfurt. It doesn't have to be done in Mississippi. Once it's notarized, you can proceed with submitting it to the court in Mississippi for the name correction. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask.

Once you have the document notarized, you can mail it to the appropriate court in Mississippi. Make sure to include any required fees or additional documents they might need.

Affidavit to Amend Mississippi Certificate of Live Birth

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Good day, I would like to correct the name on my birth certificate.

Lexi, Chatbot

I understand that correcting a name on a birth certificate can be an important matter for you. Can you please tell me what specific name change you are looking to make?

I was in Vicksburg, MS - Warren County. First name is misspelled and last is structured wrong.

Lexi, Chatbot

Have you already started the process of making this correction, or are you seeking guidance on how to begin?

I filled out a form that requires a notary prior to petition to court.

Andres Sanchez

Hey there! I'm Andres Sanchez, an attorney with many years of experience. I understand you're dealing with a situation involving a misspelled first name and incorrectly structured last name on your birth certificate in Vicksburg, MS. Could you share more about any specific concerns or questions you have regarding this situation?

Yes.

Andres Sanchez

Let’s make sure we have everything in order for the correction. First, since you've already filled out the form, the next step is to get it notarized. Have you been able to do that yet, or do you need help finding a notary?

I'm in Germany, not in the states.

Andres Sanchez

Since you're in Germany, you can visit the U.S. Embassy or Consulate to get your document notarized. They offer notarial services for U.S. citizens abroad. Would you like more details on how to schedule an appointment with them?

I can manage that in Frankfurt. I was under the impression it needed to be notarized in the same state (i.e., Mississippi) of the court.

Andres Sanchez

Once you have the document notarized, you can mail it to the appropriate court in Mississippi. Make sure to include any required fees or additional documents they might need.

Do you have the court address available?

Andres Sanchez

You can mail the notarized document to the Warren County Chancery Court in Vicksburg, Mississippi. If you need the exact address, it's best to check their official website or contact them directly for the most accurate information. If you run into any issues or have more questions as you go through the process, feel free to ask.

Ok. Thank you for the assistance.

Andres Sanchez

You're welcome! If you have any more questions or need further assistance in the future, don't hesitate to reach out. Have a great day and good luck with your name correction process.

Have a good day.

Andres Sanchez

Thank you! You too! If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask. Take care.

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