North Dakota § 39-06-01.2 Anatomical gifting

North Dakota Statutes

§ 39-06-01.2 — Anatomical gifting

North Dakota § 39-06-01.2

Title 39Motor Vehicles

Ch. 39-06Operators' Licenses

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N.D. Cent. Code § 39-06-01.2 (2026).

Text

The application for nondriver photo identification cards and operator's licenses must include
a statement making an anatomical gift and provide for the voluntary identification of the

applicant as a donor under chapter 23-06.6. In addition, identification of the applicant as a donor
under chapter 23-06.6 may be completed by an online registry approved by the director. If the
applicant's donor intention is made by the online registry, the intention must be recorded on the
applicant's record. The intention is not required on the identification card or license unless a
duplicate card is obtained or at the time of renewal. The department may not be held civilly or
criminally liable for any act or omission in implementing and maintaining the online registration
of donors.

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The application for nondriver photo identification cards and operator's licenses must include
a statement making an anatomical gift and provide for the voluntary identification of the

applicant as a donor under chapter 23-06.6. In addition, identification of the applicant as a donor
under chapter 23-06.6 may be completed by an online registry approved by the director. If the
applicant's donor intention is made by the online registry, the intention must be recorded on the
applicant's record. The intention is not required on the identification card or license unless a
duplicate card is obtained or at the time of renewal. The department may not be held civilly or
criminally liable for any act or omission in implementing and maintaining the online registration
of donors.