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(2) evidence that the child was born alive, including
(A) a statement from the physician or other health care provider who saw or examined the child; or
(B) an observation of the child during a home visit by a public health nurse or other health care provider;
(3) evidence of the mother’s presence in this state on the date of the birth, including
(A) if the birth occurred at the mother’s place of residence in this state,
(i)a driver’s license, or a state-issued identification…#
(i) a driver’s license, or a state-issued identification card, that includes the mother’s current physical address of residence on the face of the license or card;
(ii)a rent receipt that includes the mother’s name and…#
(ii) a rent receipt that includes the mother’s name and physical address of residence; or
(iii) a utility, telephone, or other bill that includes the mother’s name and physical address of residence;
(B) if the birth occurred in the state, but not at the mother’s place of residence, an affidavit from a tenant or a witness on the premises when the birth occurred in this state, affirming that the mother was present on those premises at the time of the birth; for the bureau to accept the affidavit under this sub-subparagraph, the affidavit must include evidence similar to that specified in (3)(A) of this subsection concerning the affiant’s being on the premises and the mother’s presence in this state on the date of the birth. (c) If evidence specified in this section is unavailable, the bureau may accept other evidence of a similar type on which a state registrar would rely to document the required information. (Eff. 6/8/2008, Register 186) Statutory Authority: Authority: AS 18.50.020 AS 18.50.160 7 AAC 05.710. Request. Proper request for a new certificate shall be considered a written and signed request: in the case of adoption, from the adoptive parents, or from the adopted person if of legal age; and in the case of legitimation, from one of the parents, or from the legitimated person if of legal age. The