Montana § 42-2-224 Certified Copy Of Registration Form To Be Furnished Upon Request

Montana Statutes

§ 42-2-224 — Certified Copy Of Registration Form To Be Furnished Upon Request

Montana § 42-2-224

Title 42ADOPTION

Ch. 2ADOPTION OF CHILD

Part 2Putative Father Registration

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Mont. Code Ann. § 42-2-224 (2026).

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42-2-224 . Certified copy of registration form to be furnished upon request. The department shall furnish a certified copy of the putative father's registration form upon written request by:

(1)a putative father whose name appears on the registration form being requested;

(2)a mother whose name appears on the registration form being requested;

(3)upon reaching majority, a person who was the subject of a registration;

(4)a prospective adoptive parent or an attorney representing a prospective adoptive parent in a direct parental placement adoption who has the notarized consent of the birth mother;

(5)a licensed child-placing agency;

(6)a court that presides over a pending adoption;

(7)the child support enforcement division of the department; or

(8)a representative of the department i

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42-2-224 . Certified copy of registration form to be furnished upon request. The department shall furnish a certified copy of the putative father's registration form upon written request by:
(1) a putative father whose name appears on the registration form being requested;
(2) a mother whose name appears on the registration form being requested;
(3) upon reaching majority, a person who was the subject of a registration;
(4) a prospective adoptive parent or an attorney representing a prospective adoptive parent in a direct parental placement adoption who has the notarized consent of the birth mother;
(5) a licensed child-placing agency;
(6) a court that presides over a pending adoption;
(7) the child support enforcement division of the department; or
(8) a representative of the department involved in an adoption or a neglect and dependency proceeding under Title 41, chapter 3.