text:  So according to the Georgia Supreme Court, a naturalized U.S. citizen who was born in Thailand filed a petition to amend her marriage license application. She wanted to correct the name she had listed as her father's name on the form. Basically, five years earlier, she had originally listed her uncle's name because her father wasn't involved in her life at the time. And now she wanted to fix that because she was, quote, completing immigration documents for her mother and believed that she should correct the application so that it would not be inconsistent with her birth certificate. To support this application, the petitioner attached a copy of her birth certificate, which had been translated from...