10366989, 64V-1.0032 - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register

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Notice: 10366989

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

Division:

Vital Statistics

Chapter:

VITAL RECORDS AND ASSOCIATED ACTIVITIES

Overview

RULE:

64V-1.0032	Birth Certificate Amendments by Paternity Establishment/Disestablishment; Judicial and Administrative Process
64V-1.004	Change of Paternity; Evidence Required
64V-1.006	Birth Registration; Evidence Required for Births Occurring Outside of a Facility
64V-1.0131	Certifications of Vital Records; Information Required for Release; Applicant Identification Requirements
64V-1.020	Marriage Reporting
64V-1.021	Dissolution of Marriage Reporting

PURPOSE:

To create new form and amend an existing form used in the establishment of paternity process as required by 2009 legislation. To create new form used for preparation of a birth certificate and amend the form used for recording a live birth to be in compliance with national standards. Incorporating in rule the specific safety paper used for statewide certification of vital records, amending affidavits used to allow release of a birth or cause of death information to another person and amending application form used for applying for a birth certification. Incorporating forms used by the Clerks of Court in the transmittal of vital records.

SUMMARY:

These rules are to ensure compliance with national standards as well as the mandates of 2009 legislation and the requirements of Chapter 382, F.S.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

382.003(7), (10), (11), 382.0085, 382.013, 382.015(6) FS.

LAW:

382.003(7), (10), (11), 382.0085, 382.013, 382.015(2)(3), 382.016(1)(b), 382.021, 382.022, 382.023, 382.025, 409.256(11)(d), 741.01, 742.10, 742.16, 742.18(8) FS.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

9/9/2011 Vol. 37/36

COMMENTS:

From 9/9/2011 To 9/30/2011 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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