; (2) the sex of the child (if known); (3) the probable gestational age of the child; (4) identifying information of the parents of the unborn child; (5) a written certification from such practitioner stating, under penalty of perjury pursuant to section 1746 of title 28, that— (A) the mother was diagnosed as having been pregnant with the unborn child, according to standard medical practice, by such practitioner or another licensed health care practitioner; and (B) the unborn child died— (i) as a result of a miscarriage or stillbirth attended by or diagnosed by the certifying practitioner; and (ii) not as a result of an induced abortion or any other act that was intended by the mother to cause the death of the unborn child, including through the use of any abortion-inducing drug, but not including any treatment of an ectopic pregnancy; (6) a written certification from the mother of the unborn child stating, under penalty of perjury pursuant to section 1746 of title 28, United States Code, that the unborn child died as described in paragraph (5)(B); and (7) any other information as the Director may require. (b) Certificate of miscarriage or stillbirth Within 60 days of receipt of a form certifying a miscarriage or stillbirth submitted by a qualifying health care practitioner under subsection (a), the Secretary, acting through the Director, shall issue to the requesting parent a certificate of miscarriage or stillbirth that includes— (1) a unique identification number for the unborn child who was miscarried or stillborn; (2) (A) the name of the unborn child, as provided on the form under subsection (a); or (B) if a name does not appear on such original or amended form and the requesting parent does not wish to provide a name for the unborn child, baby boy or baby girl , as applicable (or baby if the child’s sex is unknown), and the last name of the parent; (3) the probable gestational age of the child