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N.H. Rev. Stat. § 5-C:93

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5-C:93 Amendments and Corrections to Divorce, Legal Separation, or Civil Annulment Records.

Official statutory text

I. Any change to a divorce, legal separation, or civil annulment record shall be initiated with the clerk of court by the husband, wife, or their legal representative or representatives. II. Any amendments or corrections shall be submitted to the division through the clerk of courts as specified in paragraph I. III. A certificate or record registered under RSA 458 shall be amended only in accordance with RSA 458. IV. Any changes or additions made to the divorce record shall be made only on the divorce record received by the division from the court with an asterisk and notated to show why the changes were made. V. The form indicated under RSA 5-C:85, I shall be used as the notice from the division to the court reflecting a change to the divorce record so that the court record agrees with the division record. VI. No changes shall be made to correct divorce, civil annulment, or legal separation records that are part of the public domain pursuant to RSA 5-C:105, unless the record is to be used for legal purposes or the registrant is still alive.

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