City/Local police serve cities and patrol within City limits. Every State Policing organization follows the state's Penal Code. County Sheriffs also enforce county mandates. Local Police follow both county mandates and city ordinances. Every state is self-governing over their own land so each is different in regards to their Penal Codes.
If you legally acknowledge paternity by including the father on your child's birth certificate, then your child will be eligible to receive Social Security death benefits. Plus, the idea that including him on the birth certificate makes it easier for him to get custody is a misconception.In reality, your baby's father can formally request custody or visitation at any time â whether he's on the birth certificate or not. All he has to do is file a request with your local family court.irst, you should know that legally including the father's name on a state-issued birth certificate requires his participation. So if he happens to be unavailable â because you don't know who he is or cannot locate him â it's a non-issue.
your newborn a Social Security number. The easiest time to do this is when you give information for your childâs birth certificate while youâre still at the hospital. If you wait to apply for a number at a Social Security office, there may be delays while we verify your childâs birth certificate. Why should I get a Social Security number for my child? You need a Social Security number to claim your child as a dependent on your income tax return. Your child may also need a number if you plan to: â¢ Open a bank account for the child; â¢ Buy savings bonds for the child; â¢ Get medical coverage for the child; or â¢ Apply for government services for the child. Must my child have a Social Security number? Getting a Social Security number for your newborn is voluntary. But, getting a number when your child is born is a good idea. How do I apply? At the hospital: When you give information for your babyâs birth certificate, youâll be asked whether you want to apply for a Social Security number for your baby. If you say âyes,â you need to provide both parentsâ