This is because the name includes signs outside the alphabet, a family attorney told People. "In California, you can only use the '26 characters' of the English language in your baby name," David Glass said."Thus, you can't have numbers, Roman numerals, accents, umlauts or other symbols or emojis.
Although an apostrophe, for a name like 'O'Connor,' is acceptable."They have an opportunity to appeal the rejection of the birth certificate application but it's unlikely that it will be granted because, again, California...has been struggling with using symbols."He added: "I don't think you can say it's illegal — it just won't be accepted."The SpaceX CEO announced on Tuesday that him and Canadian singer Grimes had welcomed a baby boy via a social.