Minnesota HF956 modifies marriage record provisions, including changes to application requirements, fees, and record amendments.
Minnesota HF956 modifies marriage record provisions by updating the application process for civil marriage licenses. It requires applicants to provide personal information, including names, addresses, birth dates, and Social Security numbers. If a party lacks a Social Security number, they must certify this on the application. The bill also mandates that individuals with felony convictions cannot change their names post-marriage except as authorized by law. It sets fees for marriage records and outlines the process for amending erroneous records.
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