P. of S. 1136

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IEPR
17 December 2025

Date: October 22, 2014

To establish the “Puerto Rico Registration and Vital Statistics Act”, for the purpose of establishing the Puerto Rico Vital Statistics Registry Office (OREV), which shall exercise full fiscal and administrative autonomy; establish its functions and responsibilities; provide for a minimum amount of local records; create the management position of State Registrar; establish minimum requirements, the term, functions and powers of the position; establish transitional clauses for the transfer and transfer of human capital, movable and immovable property; implement a security method to the Vital Statistics System for purposes of public health, national security, among others; establish procedures for handling legal documents provided for by law, such as certificates and reports of vital events; impose controls to prepare, maintain and disclose the content of vital records and reports in their custody; repeal Act No. 24 of April 22, 1931, according to...

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