SB2389 amends Tennessee Code to allow real property transfers without requiring a copy of government-issued identification for two years.
SB2389 amends Tennessee Code to allow real property transfers without requiring a copy of government-issued identification for two years. The bill specifies that a document filed with a county clerk is not invalid if the clerk did not copy or record the information from the presented government-issued identification card. This provision applies to counties with a population of at least 900,000 according to the 2020 federal census. The bill also prohibits charging a fee for copying or recording identification information and mandates that such information remains confidential.
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