affidavit of amendment form created by the Bureau of Vital Statistics and signed by the parents named on the record or the legal guardian of the registrant.

- B. For a person aged one (1) to ten (10) years of age, names may be added for unnamed registrants upon presentation of one (1) piece of documentary evidence in accordance with Section 1104.
- C. For a person older than ten (10) years of age, names may be added for unnamed registrants upon presentation of two (2) pieces of documentary evidence in accordance with Section 1104. At least one (1) of the documents must have been created within the first eighteen (18) years of life.
- D. Section 1105 applies to the addition of names only for unnamed registrants. Changes to names already included on a birth record, with the exception of corrections or amendments, or adding names to an already named child, shall be accomplished in accordance with Section 1110.

## 1106. Date of Birth Amendments to Live Birth Records.

- A. The date of live birth cannot be changed to a date that is after the date the live birth record was registered.

B. The date of live birth may be amended with a certified copy of a record from the hospital of birth and an affidavit created by the Department and signed by a party listed in Section 1103(B).

- C. Other administrative amendments to the date of live birth may be made provided that an affidavit created by the Department and signed by a party listed in Section 1103.B presents a minimum of two (2) documents that adequately support that the registrant has consistently used the date from childhood and the change does not make the live birth date after the date the live birth record was registered. At least one (1) of the documents must have been created within eighteen (18) years of the alleged date of live birth. The change cannot be made if that change would conflict with any live birth record registered in the Bureau of Vital Statistics for other children of the same birth mother.

## 1107. Amendments to Marital Status on Death Records.

- A. When the marital status is shown as married and a surviving spouse is listed on the death record of the decedent then the marital status shall be changed to:

(1) widowed and the spouse removed if a death certification for the spouse is submitted documenting that the spouse died prior to the death of the decedent.

(2) divorced or never married and the spouse removed if a certification of divorce/annulment is submitted documenting that the event occurred prior to the death of the decedent.

- B. If the marital status is shown as married and surviving spouse is listed as unknown or is blank on the death record, then a marriage certification must be provided to add the name of the surviving spouse.
- C. If the marital status is shown as married and the surviving spouse is listed on the death record then an order from a court of competent jurisdiction will be needed to change that spouse to a different person.
- D. When the marital status is shown as divorced, widowed, or never married and no surviving spouse is listed on the death record of the decedent then the marital status shall be amended to married and the surviving spouse added upon receipt of: