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ND HB1319

Bill

Status

Introduced

1/16/2017

Primary Sponsor

Jeffery Magrum

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Origin

House of Representatives

65th Legislative Assembly

AI Summary

  • Adopted individuals age eighteen years or older may request and receive a copy of their original birth record from the department or child-placing agency upon written request.

  • Lineal descendants of a deceased adopted individual may also request and receive a copy of the original birth record if the adopted individual is deceased.

  • Exchanges of identifying information between genetic parents, adoptive parents, and adopted children before adulthood require consent from all parties, except that adopted individuals can access their original birth record at age eighteen without consent.

  • Original birth records become accessible to adopted individuals at age eighteen through inspection, with other access limited to court order or as provided by rules and regulations.

  • The state registrar must reference subsection 4-6 of section 23-02.1-18 when determining filing requirements for delayed birth records.

Legislative Description

Disclosure of original birth records to adopted individuals.

Last Action

Second reading, failed to pass, yeas 10 nays 80

2/3/2017

Committee Referrals

Judiciary1/16/2017

Full Bill Text

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