Everything In This Slideshow. 1  1 of 23. Bright and Beachy Bright and Beachy Bring the turquoise hues of the ocean into your kitchen with a sea glass backsplash. 2  2 of 23. Simple and Sleek Simple and Sleek A single sheet of glass, painted blue on the back, gives this kitchen a clean and contemporary look. 3  3 of 23.
How to read a birth certificate. The General Register Office's indexes give only limited information about each registered birth. This information includes a name, mother's maiden name (only from Sept 1911), the district and quarter year in which registration took place, and a reference number (volume and page).
No. A birth certificate is a record of live birth (in fact, most such forms state this clearly on their face), completely unrelated to a bond or any form of instrument as defined under the UCC. It is proof of both the fact of and the location of your birth, which is (as you note) important for certain situations which requires such proof.