AB898-ASA1,23,23 5. The state registrar may deny a request for a birth certificate record under this paragraph. If the state registrar approves a request for a birth certificate record under this paragraph, he or she shall indicate plainly on the face of the certificate record that the certificate record has been registered under this paragraph and the date the certificate record is registered and shall send a copy of the certificate make available the record to the local registrar under s. 69.03 (11). The local registrar shall file the certificate.

AB898-ASA1,24,8 6. If the state registrar denies a request for registration of a birth certificate record under this subsection, the person making the request may file a petition with the circuit court of the alleged county of birth for an order establishing a record of the date and place of the birth and the parentage of the person who would be the registrant. If the court finds that such person was born in this state, the court shall make findings as to the place and date of birth, parentage, and any other required finding and shall, in the manner prescribed by the state registrar, issue an order, on a form prescribed and furnished by the state registrar, to register a birth certificate record for the person. The order which shall include the birth date to be registered, a description of the evidence presented, and the date of the court's action.

AB898-ASA1,24,11 7. (intro.) On any birth certificate record registered under this paragraph, the state registrar or his or her designated representative shall describe each document submitted under subd. 3. The abstract for each document shall include:

AB898-ASA1,24,14 8. (intro.) On any birth certificate record registered under this paragraph, the state registrar or his or her designated representative shall certify by his or her signature that:

AB898-ASA1,24,15 a. No other birth certificate record is on file for the registrant.

AB898-ASA1,74 Section 74. 69.14 (3) (a) (intro.) and 6. of the statutes are amended to read:

AB898-ASA1,24,20 69.14 (3) (a) (intro.) Any person who assumes custody of a live born infant of unknown parentage shall file a birth certificate record for the infant within 5 days after assuming custody and shall file the birth certificate record with the following information:

AB898-ASA1,24,24 6. The name, address and signature of the person with whom the registrant has been placed for care. The information under this subdivision shall be entered in the item on the birth certificate record where information on the attendant at birth is required.

AB898-ASA1,75 Section 75. 69.14 (3) (b) of the statutes is repealed.

AB898-ASA1,76 Section 76. 69.14 (3) (c) of the statutes is amended to read:

AB898-ASA1,25,7 69.14 (3) (c) If at any time after a birth certificate record is filed for a registrant under this subsection a birth certificate record filed for the registrant at the time of birth of the registrant is found or the registrant is adopted and the adoptive parents sign a birth record giving their names as the adoptive parents, the state registrar shall impound the birth certificate record filed under this subsection and prohibit access except by court order or except by the state registrar for processing purposes.

AB898-ASA1,77 Section 77. 69.15 (title), (1) (intro.) and (b), (2) (a) (intro.), 2., 5. and 6., (c) and (d) 1. (intro.), a., c., d. and e., 2. and 3., (3) (a) (intro.), 1., 2., 3. and 4., (b) 1., 3. and 4. (intro.), (c) and (d), (3m) (a) 2. and 3. and (b), (4) (a) and (b), (4m) (a) 1. and (b), (5) and (6) (title), (a), (b) and (c) of the statutes are amended to read:

AB898-ASA1,25,17 69.15 (title) Changes of fact on birth certificates records. (1) Birth certificate record information changes. (intro.) The state registrar may change information on a birth certificate record registered in this state which was correct at the time the birth certificate record was filed under a court or administrative order issued in this state, in another state or in Canada or under the valid order of a court of any federally recognized Indian tribe, band or nation if:

AB898-ASA1,25,22 (b) A clerk of court or, for a paternity action, a clerk of court or county child support agency under s. 59.53 (5), sends the state registrar a certified report of an order of a court in this state on a form supplied in the method prescribed by the state registrar or, in the case of any other order, the state registrar receives a certified copy of the order and the proper fee under s. 69.22.

AB898-ASA1,26,4 (2) (a) (intro.) Except as provided under par. (b), if the state registrar receives an order under sub. (1) which provides for an adoption, the state registrar shall prepare, under sub. (6), a new certificate record for the subject of the adoption unless the adoptive parents or the subject of the adoption requests, under s. 48.94 (1), that no new certificate record be prepared. If the order is from a court in this state, the order shall include a certified copy of the original birth certificate record registered for the subject of the adoption. The new certificate record shall show:

AB898-ASA1,26,6 2. The date and place of birth as transcribed from the original certificate record. The date and place on the original certificate record may not be changed by the court.

AB898-ASA1,26,7 5. The filing date on the original certificate record.

AB898-ASA1,26,8 6. Any other information necessary to complete the new certificate record.

AB898-ASA1,26,13 (c) If the state registrar determines that the registrant of a birth certificate record was adopted without a change in the registrant's birth certificate record under par. (a) or (b), the state registrar shall obtain a copy of the court order which provided for the adoption, if available, and shall prepare, under sub. (6), a new certificate record for the registrant.

AB898-ASA1,26,17 (d) 1. (intro.) A court shall order the state registrar to prepare for the subject of a birth certificate record a new birth certificate record based on the information on the subject's original birth certificate record if all of the following circumstances apply:

AB898-ASA1,26,19 a. The subject of the birth certificate record petitions the court for a new birth certificate record.

AB898-ASA1,26,21 c. The subject did not have the opportunity under par. (a), at the time of the adoption, to request that no new birth certificate record be prepared.

AB898-ASA1,26,23 d. The subject knows the identity of each birth parent who is named on his or her original birth certificate record.

AB898-ASA1,27,3 e. Each birth parent who is alive and who is named on the subject's original birth certificate record does not object to the restoration of the information on the subject's original birth certificate record.

AB898-ASA1,27,7 2. If the court grants an order under subd. 1., the state registrar shall prepare under sub. (6) a new birth certificate record using all of the information contained on the original birth certificate record, except for the adoptee's given name at birth, if different.

AB898-ASA1,27,10 3. After preparing a new birth certificate record under subd. 2., the state registrar shall follow the procedure under sub. (6) (b) to impound all other birth certificates records of the subject except the subject's new birth certificate record.

AB898-ASA1,27,14 (3) (a) (intro.) If the state registrar receives an order under sub. (1) which establishes paternity or determines that the man whose name appears on a registrant's birth certificate record is not the father of the registrant, the state registrar shall do the following, as appropriate:

AB898-ASA1,27,18 1. Prepare under sub. (6) a new certificate record omitting the father's name if the order determines that the man whose name appears on a registrant's birth certificate record is not the father of the registrant and if there is no adjudicated father.

AB898-ASA1,27,21 2. Prepare under sub. (6) a new certificate record for the subject of a paternity action changing the name of the father if the name of the adjudicated father is different than the name of the man on the birth certificate record.