(1) Registrant’s full name, date of birth, place of birth, and sex;

(2) The parent’s names and places of birth if listed on the original certificate; and

(3) The dates of registration and issuance.

G. Each certification issued shall be certified as a true representation of the facts on file, the date issued, the state file number, and the registrar’s signature or an authorized facsimile thereof. Each copy issued shall show the date of filing and copies issued from records marked “Delayed,” “Amended,” or “Amended by Court Order” shall be similarly marked and show the effective date.

H. Verification of the facts contained in a vital record may be furnished by the Bureau of Vital Statistics to any government agency in the conduct of its official duties. The request for verification must:

(1) include an application listing the facts of the event including, at a minimum, names and dates and be in a format prescribed or approved by the Bureau of Vital Statistics; or

(2) be submitted electronically through an automated system approved by the Bureau of Vital Statistics if the requester attests to having the certification and can provide the state file number and date of registration.

(3)Verifications are subject to the record search fee schedule in Section 1300, except in cases where the verification is needed for an active criminal investigation by a verified law enforcement agency.

- I. When the State Registrar receives information that a record may have been registered, corrected, or amended through fraud or misrepresentation, he or she may withhold issuance of any certification of that record pending inquiry by appropriate authorities to determine whether fraud or misrepresentation has occurred.

(1) If upon conclusion of the inquiry no fraud or misrepresentation is found, certifications shall be issued upon the request of a qualified applicant.

(2) If upon conclusion of the inquiry there is reasonable cause to suspect fraud or misrepresentation, the Bureau of Vital Statistics shall give the person named in the record notice in writing of his or her intention to void said record or cancel the amendment. The notice shall give such person an opportunity to appear and show cause why the record should not be voided or the amendment cancelled. The notice may be served on such person or, in the case of a minor, on his or her parent or legal guardian by registered mail to his or her last known address.

(3) Unless such person or his or her parent or legal guardian shall, within thirty (30) calendar days after the date of mailing, show cause why the certificate shall not be voided or the amendment cancelled, the record shall be so voided or the amendment cancelled.

(4) The voided record or amendment and evidence shall be retained but shall not be subject to inspection or copying except upon order of a court with competent jurisdiction over the Department or by the Bureau of Vital Statistics for purposes of administering the vital statistics program.

J. When the State Registrar receives information that an application for a certification may have been submitted for purposes of fraud or misrepresentation, he or she may withhold issuance of the certification requested pending inquiry by appropriate authorities to determine whether fraud or misrepresentation has