Info on Digital Birth Certificate so barebones

haikallp

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Seriously? Its so barebones. Doesn't even indicate the race of my child (double-barreled race) nor the blood type.


Why is ICA being so stingy about adding another info box or two. Its not like they need to use more ink since its all digital now. 🫄
 

MBoI1986

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Seriously? Its so barebones. Doesn't even indicate the race of my child (double-barreled race) nor the blood type.


Why is ICA being so stingy about adding another info box or two. Its not like they need to use more ink since its all digital now. 🫄
Yeah Bro, i think so too. The information abit too basic and limited.
 

Alexander Seow

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Yeah Bro, i think so too. The information abit too basic and limited.
Seriously, last time we even had our dialect group specified. Now bo liao. BUT... it is in the agency's computer. I know because I had once saw it when I was getting my new ID done some years back.

Really dun understand the government. Have space to keep our full data but no space to show our full data...
 

MBoI1986

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Seriously, last time we even had our dialect group specified. Now bo liao. BUT... it is in the agency's computer. I know because I had once saw it when I was getting my new ID done some years back.

Really dun understand the government. Have space to keep our full data but no space to show our full data...
Agree with you. I think birth cert is something we keep private and should include more information in it. It is also important for our kids to know what are the various information for themselves as well.
 
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