A certified birth or death record must be printed on security paper. The state registrar must approve and provide access to security paper for statewide use. Local registrars must order security paper approved by the state registrar. To approve and provide access to security paper for statewide use, the state registrar must consider:
the type and characteristics of security paper used for certified birth and death records in other states;
The facsimile or actual signature of the state registrar must appear on a certified birth or death record.
25 SR 487; L 2001 1Sp9 art 15 s 32
July 26, 2007
Official Publication of the State of Minnesota
Revisor of Statutes