Birth Certificate · Tim

someone_elses Four SSNs, eleven passports for five people, licenses for two. "My" is Yulia's only, and "my Russian passport" is not "my American passport". Tim's asthma plan says "drug allergies: none known", which is true of Tim and not of Vera. The only blood group in the account is mama's. The only W-2 is Yulia's; Pavel's wages can be worked out from the accountant's total.

only_in_file In the files and nowhere in the records or notes: the registry record number on Tim's Russian birth certificate; the surname clause, record number and apostille number in the translated marriage certificate; the naturalization certificate numbers and A-numbers in the lawyer's letter; the cadastral number and registry number in the inheritance certificate (the 1/6 share is stated only there, though an old note says papa's half was split three ways); the account number and balances in the Russian bank's letters; the hurricane deductible, the 1,500 dollar theft limit for jewelry and the one scheduled pair of earrings in the home policy; the list of documents for Vera's citizenship in the agency's memo; the vitamin D result; the exchange rate in the transfer confirmation; the refund in the accountant's letter; the outstanding balance on the mortgage statement; the price of the house and its tax block and lot in the closing statement; Tim's placement test score; the orthopedist's phone on the ER paper; the handwritten date of the second payment on the Russian school's contract; her wages and withholding on the W-2; the Mazda's VIN on the car order; the diploma's number; the roof's check numbers; the 2025 transfers one by one.

mismatch The pediatrician's immunization record prints Tim's date of birth as 09/04/2013. Every other record, including the asthma plan from the same office, says 9 April 2013 (04/09/2013, 09.04.2013). April 9 is right; the printout has day and month swapped.

Story, 2013-04-09: Timofey is born in Yekaterinburg.