A Jewish family say they feel like a "target" after their baby's birth certificate returned from the Home Office ripped and with the birthplace of Israel scribbled out.
Father-of-three, who is called Israel, said his family were in disbelief and said it was as though they had "been taken back to 1930's Germany".
The family - who live in Edgware, North London - found five-month-old Ronnie's identification papers had been tampered with.
They were advised to contact the Campaign Against Antisemitism who launched a complaint against the Home Office.
Father-of-three, Israel, said his family were in disbelief and said it was as though they had 'been taken back to 1930's Germany'
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The birth certificate was returned with a rip down the right hand side and with the birth place of Ronnie's father's scratched out.
Despite Ronnie's mother, Dorin also having Israel down as her place of birth, this was left untouched.
"She found it was ripped half way through and my place of birth - which was Israel - had been scribbled out with a pen," Israel told The Daily Mail.
"We felt as if we had been taken back to 1930's Germany where the Nazis would put notes on Jewish people's documentation.
"It is completely warped and it hurts my heart that my daughter is not even six-months-old and she has already been discriminated on in the worst way."