Protected Access for Name Change Requests
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This notice explains that individual decisions involving a person’s civil status or nationality, including name change requests, are not published in a way that search engines can index them. The practical effect is privacy protection. These documents remain available on Légifrance, but only through protected access, reducing the risk that sensitive personal information appears in ordinary web searches.
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Key Changes
- Name change-related personal decisions are made available through protected access on Légifrance.
- These documents must not be published in a way that allows search engine indexing.
- The rule is aimed at protecting sensitive personal information linked to civil status and nationality.
Obligations
What this law requires
Individual acts relating to a person's civil status or nationality, including name change requests, must not be published in the Journal officiel unless publication conditions ensure they are not indexed by search engines.
Covered individual acts relating to civil status or nationality must be made available on Légifrance through protected access rather than ordinary searchable publication.