Minnesota HF4436 establishes processes for issuing birth records and identification cards to homeless youth.
Minnesota HF4436 amends state statutes to create streamlined processes for homeless youth to obtain certified birth records and identification cards. Homeless youth can apply for a certified birth record by submitting a completed application, a statement from a government bureau of vital statistics, and a verification statement from a homeless services provider. The bill waives fees for up to two certified birth records or statements of no vital record found for homeless youth.
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