What must be entered as a supplemental record to fully pack the record?

To fully pack the record in a situation where comprehensive identification is necessary, including details such as aliases and additional dates of birth is crucial. This additional information helps to ensure accurate identification and reduces the chances of errors related to similar names or individuals who may share the same primary information. Gathering aliases can provide alternative identifiers that could be used in queries across databases, enhancing the search's effectiveness and reliability. Additional dates of birth further confirm identity when interfacing with multiple records or databases.

While the other options might provide aspect-specific information, they do not collectively offer the comprehensive detail required for accurately linking all relevant records. Only entering the primary name and date of birth would miss critical identifiers that could lead to confusion or misidentification. Criminal history records are separate documents and serve a specific purpose unrelated to the overall packing of identification data. Social security numbers alone can also be insufficient without the context provided by names or aliases, making the first choice the most effective for complete record integration.