§ 103449 Birth Certificate Updates
When a new birth certificate is made, the state office tells the local and county offices, and they have to send copies of that certificate to the state unless it would be too hard, in which case they seal the copies and send a note.
A baby is born in a small town and a new birth certificate is created. The State Registrar notifies the town's registrar and the county recorder. The town registrar sends the copies to the State Registrar, but the county recorder lives far away and decides it would be too difficult to mail them.
The town registrar follows the rule and forwards the copies. The county recorder, finding it impractical to send the copies, seals them safely and sends a verified statement to the State Registrar saying they did that.
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§ 103449 Birth Certificate Updates
Last verified: January 11, 2026