The United States has “relatively lax naming regulations” compared to some other countries, according to USbirthcertificates.com.

According to USbirthcertificates.com, there are illegal baby names in the United States and around the world. In the U.S., 10 names are banned and cannot be used officially. The naming regulations in ...

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Whereas countries like New Zealand and Japan ban parents from choosing certain baby names, American parents are able to get ...

A new law being introduced in Japan will restrict parents' options for child names, with the intent of curbing an epidemic of ...

Americans may try to find the most whimsical, beautiful, and one-of-a-kind baby names for their children — but in Japan, that ...

As the New York Post previously reported, New Zealand also has a list of forbidden names — and it’s royally strict. King ...

A new Japanese law is extremely effective against long-time Pokémon fans, who want to share their love of Nintendo's ...

If you go to Japan, there’s a chance you might meet someone with an unusual name – such as “Nike,” “Pikachu” or “Pudding.” ...

Japan has introduced new rules on the names parents can give their children with restrictions on the pronunciation of kanji ...

Frank Winston was a 1952 graduate of the UT law ... name on the college." Born in 1927, Winston grew up in Bristol and graduated from Bristol Tennessee High School. He was stationed in China and ...

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