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In plain words
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<p class="sumtext"><b>Office of Vital Records; fees for certified copies.</b> Permits the Board of Health to prescribe a fee of up to $15 for a certified copy of vital records and directs the Department of Motor Vehicles to collect a fee of $15 for each certified copy of a vital record that it issues. Under current law, both fees are limited to $12. </p>