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Code · North Carolina · Chapter 130A — Public Health

§ 130A-468. Filing of documents with the registry.

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§ 130A-468. Filing of documents with the registry.
(a)When the Secretary of State receives a document that may be filed with the registry pursuant to this Article, the Secretary shall create a digital reproduction of that document and enter the reproduced document into the registry database. The Secretary is not required to review a document to ensure that it complies with the particular statutory requirements applicable to the document. Each document entered into the registry database shall be assigned a unique file number and password.
(b)Upon entering the reproduced document into the registry database, the Secretary shall return the original document and a wallet-size card containing the document's file number and password to the person who submitted the document.
(c)When the Secretary of State receives a revocation of a document that is filed with the registry and that document's file number and password, or a request to remove that document from the registry without its revocation, the Secretary shall delete that document from the registry database.
(d)The Secretary of State's entry of a document into, or removal of a document from, the registry database does not do any of the following:
(1)Affect the validity of the document in whole or in part.
(2)Relate to the accuracy of information contained in the document.
(3)Create a presumption regarding the validity of the document, regarding the accuracy of information contained in the document, or that the statutory requirements for the document have been met. (2001-455, s. 1; 2001-513, s. 30(b); 2007-502, s. 16.)
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