Mont. Code Ann. § 42-2-215
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42-2-215 Information maintained in registry
Official statutory text
42-2-215 . Information maintained in registry. The department shall maintain the following information in the registry:
(1) the registration information provided by the putative father under 42-2-205 ;
(2) the date that the department receives a putative father's registration;
(3) the name and affiliation of any person who requests that the department search the registry to determine whether a putative father is registered in relation to a mother whose child is or may be the subject of a termination proceeding and the date the request is submitted; and
(4) any other information that the department determines is necessary to access the information in the registry.
(1) the registration information provided by the putative father under 42-2-205 ;
(2) the date that the department receives a putative father's registration;
(3) the name and affiliation of any person who requests that the department search the registry to determine whether a putative father is registered in relation to a mother whose child is or may be the subject of a termination proceeding and the date the request is submitted; and
(4) any other information that the department determines is necessary to access the information in the registry.
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