Examples of using Forenames in English and their translations into Spanish
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it seemed difficult to claim that an Amazigh forename had"a Moroccan character" or otherwise. He asked if Jewish forenames posed a problem and whether the State party intended to compile a list of what could be considered Moroccan forenames.
in particular with regard to forenames and surnames, age,
that each child must be given one or more forenames that must be registered with the Swedish Tax Agency within three months of birth.
orders adoption in a decision whose operative part indicates the new surname and forenames of the adopted child and the other details
the Ministry of the Interior had put out a new circular on the choice of forenames declaring that there was no list of admissible
the child's sex and forenames, as stated in the adoption order, and the forenames, surnames, date
she may have forenames and surnames each consisting at the most of two words.
59), the right to have names and forenames(article 28), to have his/her ethnicity determined(articles 30),
Forename- Sort by contact's first name.
Forename Name sorted by relevance/ date.
It is also used as a forename in the United States.
For a trans person, legal change of forename is dependent on the court deciding in favour of their application for gender marker change.
The communication shall indicate the name, forename, occupation and place of residence of such witnesses or experts.
Carlos Veerhoff Germanized his second forename later and varied first between"Heiner" and"Heinrich",
the registration of birth procedures requires a child's forename and surname.
the patronymic is taken from the father's forename.
The surname, forename and patronymic of an adopted child aged 10 years or older may be changed only with his consent, except in the case addressed in
As regards the forename, this may be changed only in cases where the adoptee is under 3 years of age
stamp a passport unless the person concerned produces an identity document confirming his name and forename, age, civil status,
The forename must be incorporated in the birth certificate