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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA STATUTES AND CODES
Chapter 2 - Vital Records (Section 7-201 to Section 7-228)
- Section 7-201 - Definitions
- Section 7-202 - Vital records system established
- Section 7-203 - Appointment and duties of Registrar
- Section 7-204 - General requirements
- Section 7-205 - Birth registration
- Section 7-205.01 - Social Security numbers
- Section 7-206 - Infants of unknown parentage
- Section 7-207 - Delayed filing and registration of birth
- Section 7-208 - Judicial procedure to establish facts of birth
- Section 7-209 - Adoption forms
- Section 7-210 - New certificates of birth
- Section 7-211 - Death registration
- Section 7-212 - Delayed filing and registration of death
- Section 7-213 - Reports of fetal deaths
- Section 7-214 - Final disposition of dead body or fetus
- Section 7-215 - Marriage registration
- Section 7-216 - Divorce and annulment registration
- Section 7-217 - Amendment
- Section 7-218 - Reproduction
- Section 7-219 - Confidentiality
- Section 7-220 - Copies or data from records
- Section 7-221 - Fees for vital records and searches
- Section 7-222 - Persons required to keep records
- Section 7-223 - Persons required to furnish information
- Section 7-224 - Matching birth and death certificates
- Section 7-225 - Penalties
- Section 7-226 - Regulations
- Section 7-227 - Severability
- Section 7-228 - Effective date
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