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d. results of medically reliable genetic blood grouping tests;

e. medical or anthropological evidence relating to the alleged parentage of the child based on tests performed by experts;

f. a true copy of an acknowledgement of paternity made on the Acknowledgement of Paternity Form (The Acknowledgement of Paternity Form, VS22, can be obtained from the local health department.)

g. an admission by a male between the ages of fourteen and eighteen, provided a court has entered an order establishing paternity of a child based on his admission of paternity under oath or upon such other evidences as may be sufficient to support a finding of paternity. (Note: In most circumstances, the Division of Child Support Enforcement will not pursue support from a minor parent for whom a court has established a support obligation as long as the parent is attending school in compliance with compulsory attendance laws.)

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601.3 TANF MANUAL 7/19 Page 5

d. results of medically reliable genetic blood grouping tests;

e. medical or anthropological evidence relating to the alleged parentage of the child based on tests performed by experts;

f. a true copy of an acknowledgement of paternity made on the Acknowledgement of Paternity Form (The Acknowledgement of Paternity Form, VS22, can be obtained from the local health department.)

g. an admission by a male between the ages of fourteen and eighteen, provided a court has entered an order establishing paternity of a child based on his admission of paternity under oath or upon such other evidences as may be sufficient to support a finding of paternity. (Note: In most circumstances, the Division of Child Support Enforcement will not pursue support from a minor parent for whom a court has established a support obligation as long as the parent is attending school in compliance with compulsory attendance laws.)

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