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1. Previous Attempts to Correct: Include if there have been any previous attempts to correct the date of birth through administrative or legal means

2. Third Party Verifications: Include when there are living witnesses who can verify the correct date of birth

3. Cultural/Historical Context: Include when the error involves cultural calendar differences or historical events affecting record-keeping

4. Translation Certification: Include when any supporting documents are in a language other than English or French

5. Medical Evidence: Include when medical records are available to support the correct date of birth

1. Schedule A - Identity Documents: Copies of current government-issued ID showing the incorrect date of birth

2. Schedule B - Birth Evidence: Original or certified copies of birth registration, hospital records, or other contemporary birth documents

3. Schedule C - Supporting Documents: Additional documentation supporting the correct date of birth (school records, religious certificates, etc.)

4. Schedule D - Witness Statements: Sworn statements from family members, medical professionals, or other relevant witnesses

5. Schedule E - Historical Documents: Any historical or archival documents that help establish the correct date of birth