What i can do my father's sarname is not sam as mine in my certification .even my mother did not have the sarname as mine .but if i want to make ID they refuse me.

My feeling is if a man makes his wife to become a mother then he should respect her. If he loves her then he should be able to show that love to her. The same with me as a father. We have been married 54 years and celibate Mother's and Fathers day every year. We may not buy gifts each year but we give each other nice cards each year.

contact the bureau of births , marriages and deaths for a copy of the certificate

I can see where you could possibly get child support for the child's biological father but unless the 2nd father adopted the child...I don't see how you plan on getting it from both.
Provide birth certificate
Adoption certificate
addresses to both men
and probably a very good attorney.

Semper Fi,
Z

mothers permission, original birth certificate application for a name change, advice from a lawyer as to how to go about it

As with all ancestry that will depend on what records are loaded to the website itself. It also depends too if records have survived or actually been kept. The site should list which archives they have.
However if you have your father's date of birth and any other records in your possession you should be at least able to get his birth certificate. This should tell you who his father and mother were. You can then trace them back from there. Using census and other data which most family history websites will have.
I do recommend you get in touch with any living relatives as they can often provide information and loads of documents (which you can copy) and that will make the job easier.

Go to the Philippine Embassy they will help you out.

Gary @ Fix Ya