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You seem to want to find some loophole in the marriage certificate as a means of blocking the state protective services interest in your children. No such luck.
The state of California - and every other state of the union - has a justifiable interest in protecting children without regard to where they were born, whether or not they were born in a hospital, whether or not they were born in wedlock, whether or not they have their own SSNs, etc.
In fact, assuming you're the father, arguing that you were not married to their mother makes your position in this fuss even weaker.
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