Protected Access for Name Change Requests
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This text explains that individual decisions about a person's civil status or nationality, including name change requests, can only appear in the French Official Journal if search engines cannot index them. In practice, these records remain available on Légifrance, but through protected access. The goal is to limit public search visibility for sensitive personal information.
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Key Changes
- Name change and similar personal-status records must be protected from search engine indexing
- The records remain accessible on Légifrance through protected access
- Publication rules aim to reduce exposure of sensitive personal information
Obligations
What this law requires
Individual acts relating to a person's civil status or nationality, including name change decisions, may be published in the French Official Journal only under conditions that prevent indexing by search engines.
Affected individual acts must be made accessible on Légifrance through protected access rather than through ordinary publicly indexable publication.