California AB64 amends vital records laws to require diacritical marks on birth, death, and marriage certificates and allows for corrections if.

California AB64 amends the Health and Safety Code to require the use of diacritical marks on English letters in names on birth, fetal death, death, and marriage certificates. It allows individuals to request corrections if a diacritical mark is omitted. The bill also sets fees for certified copies of these records and mandates that 45% of the fee be transmitted to the State Registrar. Funds collected from these fees cannot replace existing funding for vital record systems. The bill aims to enhance service to the public and improve health data analysis.

California AB64 amends vital records laws to require diacritical marks on birth, death, and marriage certificates and allows for corrections if.

California AB64 amends the Health and Safety Code to require the use of diacritical marks on English letters in names on birth, fetal death, death, and marriage certificates. It allows individuals to request corrections if a diacritical mark is omitted. The bill also sets fees for certified copies of these records and mandates that 45% of the fee be transmitted to the State Registrar. Funds collected from these fees cannot replace existing funding for vital record systems. The bill aims to enhance service to the public and improve health data analysis.