Correct a Birth Record

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  The following forms can be used to correct a birth record, add a father's name to a birth record, or to verify whether or not a change has been made to a birth record
  • Application to Add a Father
    Application to add a father to a birth record. This form is NOT to be used to remove or replace a father's name on a birth record.
  
  
  • Correct or Change a Michigan Birth Record - Any Age
    Application to change or correct general errors or omissions on a Michigan birth record.
  
  
  • Photocopy of an Application to Correct a Michigan Birth or Death Record or Request a Michigan Birth Record
    Application to verify whether a change has been made to a Michigan birth or death record or a Michigan birth or death record has been requested. If a change is found, you will receive a copy of the application and a letter from the Changes Unit. If a change is not found, you will receive a letter indicating so.
  
  
  • Establishing a Delayed Birth Record
    Please click the link below for a list of frequently asked questions regarding the establishment of a delayed birth record.
  
  
  • Establishing a Delayed Birth Record - FAQ'S
  
  
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  PHOTO IDENTIFICATION (OR THESE ACCEPTABLE FORMS OF ID) IS REQUIRED TO MAKE A CHANGE OR CORRECTION TO A MICHIGAN BIRTH RECORD.

  Please click the link(s) below for suggestions of documents that can be used to change a Michigan birth record or frequently asked questions.

  Birth Changes - Suggested Documentation

  Correct a Birth Record/Birth Changes - FAQ's

  Please note that some changes to Michigan birth records cannot be initiated by submitting one of the noted forms. If the forms do not relate to your needs, please call the Changes Unit directly at 517-335-8660 for assistance, Mon-Fri 8:00 am - 5:00 pm ET (except for State holidays).

  If you need to correct a Michigan marriage record, please contact the Circuit Court in the county where the license was obtained.

  *** Please note, if you need to correct or change a record of a vital event that occurred in another state, you should contact that state's vital records office.

  Click here for a list of addresses and phone numbers***