Section 25-6-15.3 - Registry of consents to release of identifying information. - South-dakota Statutes

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25-6-15.3. Registry of consents to release of identifying information. The Department of Social Services shall maintain a voluntary registry of those adoptees and natural parents who have presented a consent regarding the release of identifying information about themselves. Any consent shall indicate to whom the information may be released and whether the adoptee desires release of this identifying information after his death. A person who uses this voluntary register may revoke his consent at any time.

Source: SL 1985, ch 208, § 3.

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25-6-15.3. Registry of consents to release of identifying information. The Department of Social Services shall maintain a voluntary registry of those adoptees and natural parents who have presented a consent regarding the release of identifying information about themselves. Any consent shall indicate to whom the information may be released and whether the adoptee desires release of this identifying information after his death. A person who uses this voluntary register may revoke his consent at any time.

Source: SL 1985, ch 208, § 3.

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25-6-15.3. Registry of consents to release of identifying information. The Department of Social Services shall maintain a voluntary registry of those adoptees and natural parents who have presented a consent regarding the release of identifying information about themselves. Any consent shall indicate to whom the information may be released and whether the adoptee desires release of this identifying information after his death. A person who uses this voluntary register may revoke his consent at any time.

Source: SL 1985, ch 208, § 3.