Madison's Law mandates expedited procedures for verifying and transmitting birth certificates for children born through surrogacy or adoption.
Madison's Law, enacted in New York, requires the Department of Health to establish procedures to expedite the verification and transmission of birth certificates for children born through surrogacy or adoption. This law aims to prevent delays in obtaining amended birth certificates, ensuring timely access to healthcare, travel, and federal identification. The Department of Health will create a special liaison unit to assist families with the processing of amended birth certificates and related documentation.
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