What editions of DH 430 and DH 433 are covered?
Both are edition 01/2022. DH 430 is tied to FAC 64V-1.002 with DH 429; DH 433 is tied to FAC 64V-1.007 with DH 524.
DH 430 and DH 433 (edition 01/2022) are amendment affidavits—notarization does not approve the amendment or issue a new certified vital record.
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Last reviewed September 20, 2026
No. DH 430 (edition 01/2022) is the Affidavit of Amendment to Certificate of Live Birth under FAC 64V-1.002, used with DH 429. DH 433 (edition 01/2022) is the Affidavit of Amendment to a Florida Certificate of Death under FAC 64V-1.007, used with DH 524.
Notarization completes the notarial act on the affidavit. It does not approve the amendment, issue a corrected certified copy, or replace eligibility review by the Florida Department of Health.
| Form | Verified detail |
|---|---|
| DH 430 | 01/2022 — Affidavit of Amendment to Certificate of Live Birth; FAC 64V-1.002; with DH 429 |
| DH 433 | 01/2022 — Affidavit of Amendment to a Florida Certificate of Death; FAC 64V-1.007; with DH 524 |
| DH 433 notary layout | Includes informant/next-of-kin and funeral director notary blocks on the form |
Amendment affidavits correct information on a filed Florida vital record. They are not release affidavits and they are not the certified record itself. Mixing DH 430/DH 433 with DH 1958/DH 1959 or with a notary photocopy creates avoidable rejections.
This guide covers DH 430 and DH 433 only—not DH 433A/434A as main content. For the broader vital-records map, use the Vital Records Notary Center.
Keep the jobs separate before you choose a form.
| Job | Typical Florida form focus | Notary limit |
|---|---|---|
| Amend a filed birth record | DH 430 (01/2022) + DH 429 | Notarization ≠ amendment approval or new certified copy |
| Amend a filed death record | DH 433 (01/2022) + DH 524 | Notarization ≠ amendment approval or new certified copy |
| Release a birth certificate | DH 1958 + DH 726 | Different affidavit pathway |
| Release cause-of-death information | DH 1959 + DH 727 | Different affidavit pathway |
| Obtain official certified copy | Issuer-certified vital record from DOH/local office | Not a notary-certified photocopy |
DH 430 (01/2022) is the Affidavit of Amendment to Certificate of Live Birth. FAC 64V-1.002 is the rule reference associated with this pathway. Use companion application DH 429 as the current packet directs.
Complete only the amendment facts the form and instructions allow. A notary identifies the signer and completes the certificate on the presented form; the notary does not decide whether Florida will accept the amendment or issue a corrected certified birth record.
DH 433 (01/2022) is the Affidavit of Amendment to a Florida Certificate of Death under FAC 64V-1.007, used with DH 524 as directed.
The form includes distinct notary blocks for informant/next-of-kin and for the funeral director. Use the block that matches the signer's role. Do not collapse those roles into one signature rule.
This page does not treat DH 433A or DH 434A as main content. If your packet names a different amendment form, follow that form's own edition and notarial instructions.
| DH 433 signer role | What to check on the form | Common mistake |
|---|---|---|
| Informant / next of kin | Informant/NOK affidavit and matching notary block | Signing the funeral-director block by mistake |
| Funeral director | Funeral-director section and matching notary block | Assuming one notary session covers every role automatically |
If multiple roles must sign, confirm whether separate sessions or papers are required before booking.
Florida form rules and FAC citations are material to these affidavits. Remote online notarization is performed under the law of the online notary's commissioning state.
Unless the current packet expressly addresses online notarization for your exact affidavit and channel, confirm with the Florida Department of Health or local office that it will accept a remotely notarized DH 430 or DH 433 packet. State RON legality ≠ automatic recipient acceptance for this form.
After the Florida office confirms acceptance for your exact DH 430 or DH 433 edition, signer role, and submission method, start a secure session with a commissioned U.S. online notary.
Notarization is not an apostille. If a foreign recipient needs authentication of a notarized paper, see online notarized document and apostille.
iRemoteNotary does not issue vital records, determine eligibility, approve amendments, issue apostilles, or guarantee acceptance.
Use current official PDFs. Editions verified here are DH 430 01/2022 and DH 433 01/2022.
Both are edition 01/2022. DH 430 is tied to FAC 64V-1.002 with DH 429; DH 433 is tied to FAC 64V-1.007 with DH 524.
No. Notarization does not approve the amendment or issue a corrected certified birth certificate.
DH 433 includes informant/next-of-kin and funeral director notary blocks. Use the block that matches the signer's role on the form.
No. The affidavit supports an amendment request. The official certified vital record is issued by the vital-records office.
No. This page focuses on DH 430 and DH 433. If your packet uses another form number, follow that form's instructions.
Not automatically. Confirm recipient acceptance for the exact form, edition, and submission channel.
The following primary sources support the legal and procedural information in this guide. Requirements can change, so confirm current rules with the receiving organization before relying on a notarized document.
Affidavit of Amendment to Certificate of Live Birth (DH 430, 01/2022)(opens in a new tab)
Florida Department of Health
Accessed September 20, 2026
Affidavit of Amendment to a Florida Certificate of Death (DH 433, 01/2022)(opens in a new tab)
Florida Department of Health
Accessed September 20, 2026
Rule 64V-1.002, Florida Administrative Code(opens in a new tab)
Florida Administrative Code
Accessed September 20, 2026
Rule 64V-1.007, Florida Administrative Code(opens in a new tab)
Florida Administrative Code
Accessed September 20, 2026
Use the current DH 430 or DH 433 (01/2022), match the correct signer role, and confirm the Florida office will accept your completed packet—including remote online notarization if you plan to use it—before booking a U.S. online notary session.