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Non custodial parent wants copy of birth certificate and SS card?

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He is court ordered to pay child support but never has and never has visited either. Currently has warrant for his arrest and suspended drivers liscense for non-payment. What could he possibly need with the birth certificate or SS card and am I obligated to give them?

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  1. no dont give it to him hes probally going 2 use it against u sumhow and since the police is looking 4 him if he trys 2 make contact with you tell them becuz it mite turn out bad 4 u


  2. i think he wants them to claim he is paying child support for you, or to use or sell your ID.

    either way, i would not give him the information.

  3. probably for taxes purposes or something illegal.  I f he has a warrant out for him call the cops on him....

  4. You are not obligated to give him anything. Let him try to get the information for himself.

    If his name is on your child's birth certificate, he could get a copy from the Department of Vital Statistics in the state where your child was born.

    He could also contact the Social Security Administration for the child's social security number. They may, or may not, give it to him.

  5. No do not give any information out.  unless there is a court order in place. But do not give any info at all.

  6. A  SS# is something he could use. And possibly ruin your childs credit. I would NOT give that to him EVER! And believe me he can't get either of them without having one of them. You have no worries as long as you keep them to yourself. The only way he could get a BC is if he knows all the correct info when he calls the hospital. And that would mean he would have to know your SS#.

    I have a friend who's ex husband has RUINED their son's credit because he used his SS# to buy a boat, cars and four wheelers. Its a HORRIBLE idea to give somebody like your ex anything of your childs that is personal.  

  7. He is untrustworthy, probably trying to steal the child's identity!

    Unless you're told to do so by a court, no you're not required to give that to him.

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