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AZ Rev Stat § 36-325.01 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 36 - Public Health and Safety|§ 36-325.01 - Delayed death certificate registration

36-325.01.  Delayed death certificate registration If a death occurs in this state and is not registered within one year after the date of the death,  the local registrar,  deputy local registrar or state registrar shall register the death certificate as a delayed death certificate.
AZ Rev Stat § 36-327 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 36 - Public Health and Safety|§ 36-327 - Disinterment-reinterment permit

36-327.  Disinterment-reinterment permit A. Except as otherwise provided by law,  a disinterment-reinterment permit is required before a person disinters human remains. The state registrar shall provide a permit to disinter human remains either by a court order issued in this state or by the written consent of the decedent's family member who has the highest priority. The order of priority is the same as provided in section 36-831.  B. A disinterment-reinterment permit is not required if disinterment and reinterment occur in the same cemetery for ordinary relocation or for reasons of internal management of the cemetery.
AZ Rev Stat § 36-328 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 36 - Public Health and Safety|§ 36-328 - Registration of a death certificate for a foreign presumptive death

36-328.  Registration of a death certificate for a foreign presumptive death A. The state registrar shall create and register a death certificate for a foreign presumptive death if the state registrar receives a court order issued in this state of a presumptive death of a resident of this state in a foreign country. The court order shall contain the following information,  if known: 1. The decedent's name,  social security number,  date of birth,  date of death,  cause of death and location of death. 2. Any other information necessary to complete a death certificate for a foreign presumptive death. B. A death certificate for a foreign presumptive death shall state on the death certificate the name of the foreign country where death is presumed to have occurred.
AZ Rev Stat § 36-329 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 36 - Public Health and Safety|§ 36-329 - Fetal death certificate registration

36-329.  Fetal death certificate registration A. A hospital,  abortion clinic,  physician or midwife shall submit a completed fetal death certificate to the state registrar for registration within seven days after the fetal death for each fetal death occurring in this state after a gestational period of twenty completed weeks or if the unborn child weighs more than three hundred fifty grams. B. The requirements for registering a fetal death certificate are the same as the requirements for registering a death certificate prescribed in section 36-325.
AZ Rev Stat § 36-329.01 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 36 - Public Health and Safety|§ 36-329.01 - Delayed fetal death certificate registration

36-329.01.  Delayed fetal death certificate registration A. If a fetal death occurs in this state and is not registered within one year after the date of the fetal death,  the local registrar,  deputy local registrar or state registrar shall register the fetal death certificate as a delayed fetal death certificate. B. The requirements for registering a delayed fetal death certificate are the same as the requirements for registering a delayed death certificate prescribed in section 36-325.01.
AZ Rev Stat § 36-330 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 36 - Public Health and Safety|§ 36-330 - Certificate of birth resulting in stillbirth; requirements

36-330.  Certificate of birth resulting in stillbirth;  requirements A. In addition to the requirements of section 36-329,  the state registrar shall establish a certificate of birth resulting in stillbirth on a form approved by the state registrar for each fetal death occurring in this state after a gestational period of at least twenty completed weeks. This certificate shall be offered to the parent or parents of a stillborn child. B. A certificate of birth resulting in stillbirth shall meet all of the format and filing requirements for birth certificates prescribed in section 36-333. C. The person who prepares a certificate pursuant to this section shall leave blank any references to the stillborn child's name if the stillborn child's parent or parents do not wish to provide a name for the stillborn child. D. Notwithstanding subsections A and B of this section,  the certificate of birth resulting in stillbirth shall be submitted to the designated registrar within seven days following the delivery and before the cremation or removal of the fetus from the registration district.
AZ Rev Stat § 36-330.01 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 36 - Public Health and Safety|§ 36-330.01 - Delayed registration of certificate of birth resulting in stillbirth

36-330.01.  Delayed registration of certificate of birth resulting in stillbirth  If a birth resulting in stillbirth occurring in this state has not been registered within one year after the date of delivery,  a certificate of birth resulting in stillbirth marked " delayed"  may be submitted and registered pursuant to this chapter and rules adopted pursuant to this chapter and other requirements sufficient to substantiate the alleged facts of a birth resulting in stillbirth.
AZ Rev Stat § 36-331 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 36 - Public Health and Safety|§ 36-331 - Duties of persons in charge of place of disposition

36-331.  Duties of persons in charge of place of disposition A. Except as otherwise provided by law,  a person in charge of a place of disposition shall not inter,  cremate or allow other disposition of human remains without receiving a disposition-transit permit with the human remains. B. A person in charge of a place of disposition shall maintain a record of a disposition pursuant to rules adopted pursuant to this chapter. C. A person in charge of a place of disposition shall permit the state registrar to inspect the disposition records.
AZ Rev Stat § 36-332 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 36 - Public Health and Safety|§ 36-332 - Notification of death to responsible person and release of human remains

36-332.  Notification of death to responsible person and release of human remains A health care institution shall not release human remains or allow the removal of human remains from the health care institution until the health care institution makes a diligent effort to notify the responsible person and obtain the name of the entity to whom the human remains are to be released.
AZ Rev Stat § 36-333.01 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 36 - Public Health and Safety|§ 36-333.01 - Late birth certificate registration

36-333.01.  Late birth certificate registration If a completed birth certificate and evidentiary documents are submitted to a local registrar,  a deputy local registrar or the state registrar for registration more than seven days but less than one year after the date of birth,  the local registrar,  deputy local registrar or state registrar shall register the birth certificate as a late birth certificate if the information on the birth certificate and evidentiary documents are accurate and complete,  support the registration of the late birth certificate and are submitted pursuant to this chapter and rules adopted pursuant to this chapter.
AZ Rev Stat § 36-333.02 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 36 - Public Health and Safety|§ 36-333.02 - Delayed birth certificate registration

36-333.02.  Delayed birth certificate registration A. If a birth certificate of a person who is born in this state is not registered within one year after the date of birth,  a person authorized by this chapter may submit to the state registrar information and evidentiary documents that support the creation and registration of a delayed birth certificate. B. The state registrar may waive the information and evidentiary document requirements in subsection A of this section for a birth that occurred before 1970. C. The state registrar shall create a delayed birth certificate that includes a listing of the information and evidentiary documents submitted pursuant to subsection A of this section. D. The state registrar shall register a delayed birth certificate if the information and evidentiary documents are accurate and complete,  support the creation and registration of the delayed birth certificate and are submitted pursuant to this chapter and rules adopted pursuant to this chapter. E. If the state registrar determines that the information and evidentiary documents are not accurate and complete or do not support the creation and registration of the delayed birth certificate,  the state registrar shall not create and register the delayed birth certificate,  shall notify the person requesting a delayed birth certificate of the reasons for not creating and registering the delayed birth certificate and shall advise the person requesting a delayed birth certificate of that person's right to petition for a court order pursuant to section 36-333.03. F. The state registrar shall establish documentation requirements for Native Americans who were born before 1970 and who are requesting delayed birth certificates. If a requesting party presents documents that do not meet the documentation requirements established by the state registrar,  the director shall review the documents submitted and determine whether to create and register a delayed birth certificate.
AZ Rev Stat § 36-333.03 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 36 - Public Health and Safety|§ 36-333.03 - Record of birth; petition; requirements; notice; court order; definition

36-333.03.  Record of birth;  petition;  requirements;  notice;  court order;  definition A. If a delayed birth certificate for a person who is born in this state is not created and registered pursuant to section 36-333.02,  that person or,  if the person is under eighteen years of age,  the person's parent or legal guardian may petition the court for an order to establish a record of the person's date of birth,  place of birth and parentage. B. The petition must allege: 1. That the person for whom a delayed birth certificate is requested was born in this state. 2. That the person's birth is not registered in another state or country. 3. That a record of birth for the person cannot be found in this state's vital records. 4. That despite diligent efforts the petitioner was unable to obtain the information and evidentiary documents required for the creation and registration of a delayed birth certificate. 5. That the state registrar has refused to create and register a delayed birth certificate. 6. Any other allegations the petitioner believes would be useful to the court. B. The petitioner shall submit to the court a copy of the notification provided pursuant to section 36-333.02,  subsection E and all information and evidentiary documents that were submitted to the state registrar to support the request for the registration of a delayed birth certificate. C. The court shall set a date,  time and place for a hearing on the petition and shall provide notice of the date,  time and place to the state registrar and the petitioner at least twenty days before the hearing. The state registrar may appear and testify at the hearing. D. If the court finds that the evidence presented for the petitioner supports the creation and registration of a delayed birth certificate,  the court shall establish the facts of birth,  including parentage and any other findings that may be required,  and shall issue an order to create and register a delayed birth certificate on a form that is provided by the state registrar and that includes the facts of birth,  a description of the information and evidentiary documents submitted to the court and the date of the court's action. E. The clerk of the court shall forward an order issued pursuant to subsection D of this section to the state registrar not later than the tenth day of the calendar month following the month in which the court issued its order. Based on the information contained in the order,  the state registrar shall create and register a delayed birth certificate that includes a list of the information and evidentiary documents as stated in the order. F. For the purposes of this section,  " court"  means the superior court or tribal court.
AZ Rev Stat § 36-334 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 36 - Public Health and Safety|§ 36-334 - Determining maternity and paternity for birth certificates

36-334.  Determining maternity and paternity for birth certificates A. A person completing a birth certificate shall state the name of the woman who gave birth to the child on the birth certificate as the child's mother unless otherwise provided by law or court order. B. The state registrar shall not refuse to register a birth certificate because the birth certificate does not include the name of the father. C. If a father's name is stated on a birth certificate,  the father's name shall be stated on a birth certificate as follows: 1. Except as provided in section 25-814,  if the mother is married at the time of birth or was married at any time in the ten months before the birth,  the name of the mother's husband. 2. If a mother and father who are not married to each other at the time of birth and were not married to each other in the ten months before the birth voluntarily acknowledge paternity pursuant to section 25-812,  the name of the father acknowledging paternity. 3. If the state registrar receives an administrative order or a court order establishing paternity,  the father's name in the order. D. If the acknowledgement of paternity is rescinded pursuant to section 25-812,  the state registrar shall remove the father's name from the registered birth certificate.
AZ Rev Stat § 36-335 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 36 - Public Health and Safety|§ 36-335 - Birth registration for foundlings

36-335.  Birth registration for foundlings A. A person who has custody of a foundling shall submit to the state registrar or to the local registrar or a deputy local registrar of the registration district where the foundling was found the following information: 1. The date the foundling was found. 2. The location where the foundling was found. 3. The sex,  approximate race and approximate age of the foundling. 4. The name and address of the person who has custody of the foundling. 5. The name given to the foundling by the person who has custody of the foundling. 6. Any other data required by rules adopted pursuant to this chapter. B. The state registrar shall create and register a birth certificate for a foundling and enter on the birth certificate the following information: 1. The location where the foundling was found as the place of birth. 2. The date of birth based on the approximate age of the foundling. C. A person who has custody of a foundling and determines the foundling's identity shall notify the state registrar in writing of the determination. D. If the identity of a foundling is determined,  the state registrar shall seal the foundling's registered birth certificate and provide access to the foundling's registered birth certificate only pursuant to a court order issued in this state.
AZ Rev Stat § 36-336 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 36 - Public Health and Safety|§ 36-336 - Adoption certificate

36-336.  Adoption certificate A. For an adoption of a person born in this state,  a state court shall submit to the state registrar an adoption certificate on a form approved by the state registrar or pursuant to a court order that includes: 1. Information required by rule about the adoptive father and adoptive mother. 2. Information required by rule about the child being adopted. 3. A statement by the court that the information on the adoption certificate is accurate. 4. The contact preference form prescribed in section 36-340. B. For an adoption of a person born in this state and ordered by a court in another state,  the state registrar shall accept an order for an adoption or an adoption certificate that contains the information in subsection A. C. If a court modifies a court order for adoption,  the state registrar shall follow the procedures in this chapter for amending a registered certificate. D. By the tenth day of each month,  a court in this state shall submit to the state registrar all adoption certificates,  court orders for adoption and court orders for modification of adoption for the preceding month. E. When the state registrar receives an adoption certificate,  a court order for adoption,  a change to a court order for adoption or an annulment of an adoption for a person born in another state,  the state registrar shall send the document to the appropriate registration authority in the state where the person was born.
AZ Rev Stat § 36-338 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 36 - Public Health and Safety|§ 36-338 - Certificates of foreign birth for adoptees

36-338.  Certificates of foreign birth for adoptees A. The state registrar shall create and register a state of Arizona certificate of foreign birth for an adopted person who satisfies all of the following: 1. Was born in a foreign country. 2. Is not a United States citizen. 3. Has gone through a completed adoption process in a foreign country before coming to the United States. 4. Has an IR-3 stamped passport. B. Before the state registrar creates and registers a certificate of foreign birth,  either a state court,  an adoptive parent or an adult adopted person must submit the following: 1. An adoption decree or other official document finalizing the adoption from the country of the adopted person's birth that has been translated into English. 2. A copy of the passport page showing the IR-3 stamp. C. Before the state registrar creates and registers a certificate of foreign birth for a parent of an adopted child who has been issued an IR-3 visa and who has completed a readoption process in a court in this state,  the parent must provide either of the following: 1. An original state of Arizona certificate of adoption issued by a court in this state. 2. A certified court order of adoption issued by a court in this state and either a birth certificate from the country of the adopted person's birth that has been translated into English or any other written documentation that establishes the date and place of the adopted person's birth and that has been translated into English. D. If the adopted person does not have an IR-3 stamped passport,  before the state registrar creates and registers a certificate pursuant to this section an adoptive parent or an adult adopted person must submit either: 1. An original state of Arizona certificate of adoption issued by a court in this state. 2. A certified court order of adoption issued by a court in this state and either a birth certificate from the country of the adopted person's birth that has been translated into English or any other written documentation that establishes the date and place of the adopted person's birth and that has been translated into English. 3. If the person was not adopted in this state,  a court order issued in this state that recognizes the adoption pursuant to section 36-336. E. The state registrar shall not create and register a state of Arizona certificate of foreign birth for an adopted person who was born in a foreign country and who was a United States citizen at the time of birth. The state registrar shall inform the adoptive parents or the adult adopted person that a birth certificate may be obtained through the United States department of state. F. A state of Arizona certificate of foreign birth for an adopted person must show the country of birth and state that the certificate is not evidence of United States citizenship for the person for whom it is issued.
AZ Rev Stat § 36-339 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 36 - Public Health and Safety|§ 36-339 - Missing children; notification; flagging birth certificate records; definitions

36-339.   Missing children;  notification;  flagging birth certificate records;  definitions A. If a child is reported missing to a law enforcement agency in this state,  that agency shall notify the state registrar in the state of the child's birth. The notification shall include the missing child's name,  date of birth and county of birth. B. If the state registrar is notified pursuant to subsection A that a child born in this state is missing,  the state registrar shall flag the child's registered birth certificate. If the missing child is found,  the law enforcement agency that reported the child missing shall notify the state registrar and the state registrar shall remove the flag from the child's registered birth certificate. C. If the state registrar receives a request for a registered certificate that is flagged,  the state registrar shall: 1. Make a photocopy of the photo identification of the person making the request. 2. Document the physical description of the person making the request. 3. Immediately notify a law enforcement agency in this state of the request. D. For the purposes of this section: 1. " Flag"  means to indicate on a child's registered birth certificate that the child is a missing child. 2. " Missing child"  means a child whose location cannot be determined and who is reported to a law enforcement agency as abducted,  lost or a runaway.
AZ Rev Stat § 36-341 (2021)
2021 Arizona Revised Statutes|Title 36 - Public Health and Safety|§ 36-341 - Fees received by state and local registrars

36-341.  Fees received by state and local registrars A. The director of the department shall establish the fees to be charged for searches,  copies of registered certificates,  certified copies of registered certificates,  amending registered certificates and correcting certificates that are processed by the department. The director may establish a surcharge to be assessed on any local registrar who obtains access to the department's vital records automation system. A local registrar may establish the local registrar's own fees to be charged for searches,  copies of registered certificates,  certified copies of registered certificates,  amending registered certificates and correcting certificates as determined necessary by the local entity. B. In addition to fees collected pursuant to subsection A of this section,  the state registrar shall assess an additional one dollar surcharge on fees for all certified copies of registered birth certificates. The state registrar shall deposit,  pursuant to sections 35-146 and 35-147,  all monies received from the surcharge in the confidential intermediary and fiduciary fund established by section 8-135. C. The state registrar shall keep a true and accurate account of all fees collected by the state registrar under this chapter and shall deposit,  pursuant to sections 35-146 and 35-147:  1. Eighty-five per cent of the first four million dollars collected each fiscal year in the vital records electronic systems fund established by section 36-341.01 and the remaining fifteen per cent of the first four million dollars collected each fiscal year in the state general fund. 2. Forty per cent of the amount collected in excess of four million dollars each fiscal year in the vital records electronic systems fund established by section 36-341.01 and the remaining sixty per cent in the state general fund. D. A local registrar shall keep a true and accurate account of all fees collected by the local registrar under this chapter and shall deposit them with the county treasurer to be credited to a special registration and statistical revenue account of the health department fund. E. In addition to fees collected pursuant to subsection A of this section,  the department shall assess an additional one dollar surcharge on fees for all certified copies of registered death certificates. The department shall deposit,  pursuant to sections 35-146 and 35-147,  monies received from the surcharge in the child fatality review fund established by section 36-3504. F. The state and local registrars may exempt an agency as defined in section 41-1001 from any fee required by this section,  section 8-135 or section 36-3504.