Section R. 325.3267 - Correction of vital record information; evidence requiredRule 17.
(1) Documentary evidence is not required to correct the spelling of the registrant's first or middle name on a registered birth record if the request is made by either parent named on the birth record before the sixth birthday of the registrant.(2) To delete the name of a father recorded on a registered birth record, a true or certified copy of a court determination of non-paternity, which contains an explicit statement to the effect that, based on the evidence presented to the court, the man named on the registered birth record as the father is not the father of the registrant, is required.(3) To change the cause or mode of death on a registered death record, a certified copy of a court determination of the facts or the affidavit of a person named in R 325.3266(2)(c) is required.(4) Except as specified in subrule (1), (2), or (3) of this rule, or except as specified by law or rule, a request to amend a vital record shall be accompanied by a certified copy of a court order specifying the correct facts or 1 or more pieces of the following documentary evidence:(a) Records of regularly conducted activity as specified in rule 803(6) of the Michigan rules of evidence.(b) Public records and reports as specified in rule 803(8) of the Michigan rules of evidence.(c) Records of vital statistics as specified in rule 803(9) of the Michigan rules of evidence.(d) Records of religious organizations as specified in rule 803(11) of the Michigan rules of evidence.(e) Marriage, baptismal, and similar certificates as specified in rule 803(12) of the Michigan rules of evidence.(f) Family records as specified in rule 803(13) of the Michigan rules of evidence.(g) Records of documents affecting an interest in property as specified in rule 803(14) of the Michigan rules of evidence.(h) Statements in ancient documents as specified in rule 803(16) of the Michigan rules of evidence.Mich. Admin. Code R. 325.3267