South Carolina § 44-63-90 Issuance of certificate where birth has not been registered.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 44-63-90 — Issuance of certificate where birth has not been registered.

South Carolina § 44-63-90

Title 44HEALTH

Ch. 63VITAL STATISTICS

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S.C. Code Ann. § 44-63-90 (2026).

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When the birth of a person born in the State has not been registered, a certificate may be filed subject to these regulations prescribed by the state registrar of vital statistics. However, when it appears that an applicant for a certificate of birth cannot produce minimum prescribed documentation, satisfactory as to validity, to the state registrar, the applicant may be denied a certificate of birth and advised as to the reason for the denial. No delayed birth certificate may be registered for a deceased person.

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When the birth of a person born in the State has not been registered, a certificate may be filed subject to these regulations prescribed by the state registrar of vital statistics. However, when it appears that an applicant for a certificate of birth cannot produce minimum prescribed documentation, satisfactory as to validity, to the state registrar, the applicant may be denied a certificate of birth and advised as to the reason for the denial. No delayed birth certificate may be registered for a deceased person.