crvs:CivilStatusAnnotation
A marginal annotation (mention marginale) added to a civil status record to reflect a later vital event or administrative change. Examples include a marriage noted on the birth record of a spouse, a divorce noted on a marriage record, or a court-ordered correction. The annotation mechanism is how civil-law registries maintain a coherent civil identity over time without rewriting the original acte.
https://publicschema.org/crvs/CivilStatusAnnotation
Properties
| Property | Type | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| civil_status_record | concept:CivilStatusRecord | A reference to a CivilStatusRecord. Used on annotations to point to the record b... |
| triggering_event | concept:VitalEvent includes Birth, Death, FetalDeath, Marriage, MarriageTermination, Divorce, Annulment, Adoption, PaternityRecognition, Legitimation | The subsequent vital event that prompted the annotation (for example, a marriage... |
| annotation_date | date | The date on which the annotation was added to the civil status record. Typically... |
| annotating_authority | concept:Location | The civil registration office that added the annotation to the record. May diffe... |
| annotation_type | string (crvs/annotation-type) | The category of annotation: a court-ordered correction, a nationality change, or... |
| annotation_text | string | The full text of the marginal annotation as recorded on the civil status record.... |
Evidence
| Standard | Equivalent | Match |
|---|---|---|
| OpenCRVS v1 GraphQL | No v1 equivalent | none |
| OpenCRVS v1 has no reified marginal-annotation type. Corrections flow through the RegAction workflow recorded in the audit history, which is a trail of actions rather than a typed annotation with its own authority and triggering event. | ||