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What I take from this is that birth certificates should have photographs.
Exactly. But before they can issue it the photograph needs to be submitted electronically and allow a 3 week processing time prior to birth, with a passport style photo...
They are good for life. If they had a photo, the image would become outdated and therefore they'd likely need an expiration date. I don't want to periodically pay to renew something else.
Oh I don’t think it should be updated. People can look at the baby picture and make a decision if it looks like you or not.