Nevada § 440.630 Procedure for delayed or altered certificates

Nevada Statutes

§ 440.630 — Procedure for delayed or altered certificates

Nevada § 440.630

Title 40PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY

Ch. 440Vital

CERTIFICATES AS EVIDENCE; DELAYED OR ALTERED CERTIFICATES

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 440.630 (2026).

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1.Certificates accepted subsequent to 1 year after the time prescribed for filing and certificates which have been altered after being filed with the State Registrar shall contain the date of the delayed filing and the date of the alteration and be marked distinctly “Delayed” or “Altered.”

2.After a certificate has been accepted for delayed filing or after the Board has permitted an alteration of a certificate on file, the alteration shall be noted by the State Registrar on the reverse side of the certificate, together with a summary statement of the evidence submitted in support of the alteration.

3.All the evidence affecting the alteration of a certificate, after it has been filed with the State Registrar, shall be kept in a special permanent file.

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1. Certificates accepted subsequent to 1 year after the time prescribed for filing and certificates which have been altered after being filed with the State Registrar shall contain the date of the delayed filing and the date of the alteration and be marked distinctly “Delayed” or “Altered.”
2. After a certificate has been accepted for delayed filing or after the Board has permitted an alteration of a certificate on file, the alteration shall be noted by the State Registrar on the reverse side of the certificate, together with a summary statement of the evidence submitted in support of the alteration.
3. All the evidence affecting the alteration of a certificate, after it has been filed with the State Registrar, shall be kept in a special permanent file.