Birthday Date Format

How to write your date of birth in MMM DD, YYYY

Enter Your Birthday

Your Birthday in Different Formats

MM/DD/YYYY (US)
03/15/1990
DD/MM/YYYY (EU)
15/03/1990
YYYY-MM-DD (ISO)
1990-03-15
Written
March 15, 1990

How to Write Your Birthday in MMM DD, YYYY

1

Start with the Year (YYYY)

Write the full 4-digit year of your birth.

1990
2

Add the Month (MM)

Write your birth month as a 2-digit number.

March → 03
3

End with the Day (DD)

Write the day with a leading zero if needed.

15th → 15
4

Put It Together

Combine with dashes (-) between each part.

1990-03-15
Tip: Always use leading zeros! Write 03/05/1990 not 3/5/1990. This ensures consistency and avoids confusion.

Birthday Format Examples

Birthday MM/DD/YYYY DD/MM/YYYY YYYY-MM-DD
January 1, 2000 01/01/2000 01/01/2000 2000-01-01
July 4, 1985 07/04/1985 04/07/1985 1985-07-04
December 25, 1992 12/25/1992 25/12/1992 1992-12-25
February 29, 2000 02/29/2000 29/02/2000 2000-02-29

Where You'll Need Birthday Format

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Government Forms
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Bank Applications
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Travel Documents
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Job Applications
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Medical Records
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Online Sign-ups

Birthday in Other Formats

Frequently Asked Questions

What does "birthday MMM DD, YYYY" mean?
It means to write your birth date in the MMM DD, YYYY format. For example, if you were born on March 15, 1990, you'd write 1990-03-15.
How do I write my birthday if I was born on a single-digit day?
Add a leading zero. If you were born on March 5, write it as 03/05/YYYY (US) or 05/03/YYYY (EU), not 3/5/YYYY.
Which format should I use for international documents?
For international documents, DD/MM/YYYY is more common globally. However, always check the form's instructions as some specifically require YYYY-MM-DD (ISO format).