The completeness of information in a birth record depend on a number of factors: The age, source, and condition of the record, if it is a physical document. Although records may come from official sources, such as a county, state, or federal clerk's office, they may contain clerical or transcription errors.
All food that you want to carry on to the plane must be checked in the X-ray machine at the TSA security checkpoint. The food you bring through security must be wrapped or inside a container. This means you cannot send something like an unwrapped hamburger through security.
The only screening restriction on bringing food in carry-on baggage applies to foods that are liquids, gels, or aerosols. These foods must be in containers 3.4 ounces or smaller and fit comfortably in a single, quart-size, clear plastic, resealable bag (the 3-1-1 rule).