Legal Line Break in Child's Name

Can I legally include a line break in my child's name? Ethics aside, is it legal (or even possible) to include a line break (newline) in my child's name? Preferably at the end of the child's first name, directly after the last letter. So instead of (for example) the name "John Doe", the name would always be written out "John Doe". And then when the first name only is written out the line break would have to be included, such as "John"'s first name is John and his last name is Doe". If this is legal, how would I go about making sure the line break is included on the name section of the birth certificate?

A screenshot of a Stack Exchange question asking whether a child’s legal name can contain a line break between the first and last name. The joke is the absurdly over-literal attempt to make formatting, rather than just the name itself, part of a birth certificate.

• @dev_meme / 4935 2022-10-14