Section 4138-B. Birth certificate: foreign country adoption

Whenever the
  adoption or finalization of a  foreign  adoption  or  recognition  of  a
  foreign  adoption of a child pursuant to section one hundred eleven-c of
  the domestic relations law has been reported to the local registrar, the
  registrar shall issue a birth certificate  for  the  child.  Such  birth
  certificate  shall  be  issued and filed upon receipt of: proof that the
  adoptive parent or child is a resident of this  state;  a  copy  of  the
  adoption documents of the jurisdiction or country in which the child was
  adopted;  a  certified  translation  of  the foreign adoption documents,
  evidence of the date and place of the child's  birth;  and  evidence  of
  IR-3  immigrant  visa  status, or a successor immigrant visa status. The
  birth certificate shall include the child's name, sex,  date  of  birth,
  time of birth, place of birth, mother's maiden name, and father's name.