[GizmosAndGadgets]

FWIW, I was curious about the August 4th/5th disparity between the Hawaii COLB and the Kenyan Registration, so I plugged-in the numbers at timeaddate.com and discovered that, at 7pm on August 4, 2009 at in Hawaii, it will be 8am on August the 5th in Kenya....

So, if you go to Hawaii to get your COLB for an out-of-country birth, would they record the time-of-birth in Hawaii time or in Kenyan time?

If the Kenyan Registration is a forgery, at least someone was smart enough to make the time-change calculations :-) http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?month=8&day=4&year=2009&hour=19&min=0&sec=0&p1=103

(I apologize to all if this has already been covered, but I was not going to make it through all 5000 comments at 3am... I'm already sorry I checked the site on my way to bed ;-)

[Swordmaker]

FWIW, I was curious about the August 4th/5th disparity between the Hawaii COLB and the Kenyan Registration, so I plugged-in the numbers at timeaddate.com and discovered that, at 7pm on August 4, 2009 at in Hawaii, it will be 8am on August the 5th in Kenya....

I think you are operating under a misapprehension. There is no disparity.

Both the Hawaiian COLB and this Kenyan Certified Copy of Registration of Birth have the same birth dates, August 4, 1961. The August 5th date, the day after the birth, is the date the birth was officially registered at the record keeping authority in Kenya. The Hawaiian COLB shows that the birth was registeredwith the Hawaiian authorities on August 11, 1961, seven days after the birth.