Missouri HB2363 modifies the disclosure of vital records information, allowing certain disclosures and copying of death records over fifty years old.
Missouri HB2363 changes the rules on sharing vital records information. It makes it illegal to show or copy vital records unless allowed by law, a regulation, or a court order. The bill allows the department to share vital records for research and to qualified applicants. It also permits the disclosure of death records that are over fifty years old.
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