1. What entries in the Civil Registry may be changed or corrected without a judicial order? 2.5%
2. May an illegitimate child, upon adoption by her natural father, use the surname of her natural mother as her middle name? 2.5%
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XV.
1.
The entries in the Civil Registry which can be changed or corrected without a judicial order are those that involve clerical or typographical errors. No correction must involve the change of nationality, age, status, or sex of the petitioner.
2.
No. Since substantial change is involved, judicial order is necessary.
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