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.
Some food items may be subject to restrictions. This includes liquids and any foods that are mashed, purÃ©ed or mixed in a sauce (e.g. mashed potatoes, smoothies, chilli or stews). In order for a food to be considered a solid, it must be solid at room temperature. If you plan to prep your food on the go, keep in mind that small kitchen appliances with blades (e.g. personal/hand-held blenders, coffee grinders, cheese slicers) are not permitted in carry-on baggage. Examples of solid food items you can take on the plane: