ND HB1304

Creates presumption that an individual's legal date of birth is established by government-issued identification documents including state birth certificates, U.S. passports, military IDs, tribal IDs, and foreign passports or driver's licenses.

Establishes that government-issued birth certificates or certified copies take precedence when conflicting birth date information exists across different government documents.

Allows the presumption of legal date of birth to be rebutted only by clear and convincing evidence to the contrary.

Applies the same presumption standards to three chapters of North Dakota Century Code: Chapter 12.1-01 (Criminal Code), Chapter 14-10 (Domestic Relations), and Chapter 27-20 (Probate and Trust Code).

Passed with overwhelming support: House Vote 91-0 (3 absent), Senate Vote 45-0 (2 absent).