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Georgetown University Hospital Paternity Program

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The Georgetown University Hospital Paternity Program is a forecast initiative managed by the District of Columbia Attorney General's office. This program focuses on the legal and administrative processes surrounding acknowledgments of paternity, operating under the NAICS code 922130 for protective services. The project is administered within the District of Columbia to ensure the proper establishment of paternity. While specific solicitation details and points of contact are not currently listed, the program serves as a critical function for the Office of the Attorney General in managing family law and paternity records.

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DC Attorney General manages Georgetown University Hospital Paternity Program for establishing paternity records.

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District of Columbia → Attorney General (OAG)

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DC, USA

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Attorney General (OAG)
ContactsNo contacts available
OfficeDC
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District of Columbia → Attorney General (OAG)
Office AddressDC
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Acknowledgements of Paternity

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