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All questions on the certificate shall be answered as completely and accurately as possible. If certain information is unobtainable, "Unknown" should be entered in the space provided. To insure that each certificate filed is an adequate legal record, a certain minimum of information must be entered: Identity of the person, at least the name or names involved; place the event occurred; date the event occurred; and the signature of the person certifying to the certificate. If one or more of the first three items above are not stated or approximated, the certificate should be accepted for filing only in accordance with the instructions of the bureau. If the signature is missing, the certificate is completely valueless as a legal record, and shall not be accepted for filing.
History: In effect before 7/28/59; am 7/25/60, Register 2
Authority: AS 18.50.020
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