§ 130A-99. Register of deeds to preserve copies of birth and death records. — United States — North Carolina law | Esheria

§ 130A-99. Register of deeds to preserve copies of birth and death records.

County registers of deeds must keep and index certain birth and death certificate copies, make them available for inspection, and provide copies or abstracts on request; certified copies go only to specified persons. They may destroy certain out-of-county copies only after confirming another official archive keeps them

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County registers of deeds must keep and index certain birth and death certificate copies, make them available for inspection, and provide copies or abstracts on request; certified copies go only to specified persons. They may destroy certain out-of-county copies only after confirming another official archive keeps them.

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