technology has already found its way into local government services in the , but particularly is proactive, the reported on Jan. 7.
Citing specifically the use of to issue digital marriage certificates, the publication found that two counties in the Silver State had already integrated the technology or were running trials.
In total, 950 such digital certificates, which use on the for security, had been issued to couples residing both within and outside Nevada since April 2018.
However, according to local officials, willingness to automatically accept the new format is mixed.
“But some people say, ‘Nah, I don’t use email so I don’t want it,’” the AP quotes Hunter Halcomb, a Washoe County systems technician as saying.
The gradual introduction of into real world scenarios continues to see mixed success in the U.S.
As Halcomb noted, even the digital certificates see varied acceptance across government agencies, despite their legitimacy and even reportedly enhanced provenance over traditional paper versions.
In 2017, Nevada became the to exempt transactions from obligations.
Currently, various states across the country are either applications of or seeking to redesign laws to make its growth and that of more appealing.
Lawmakers in nearby are to exempt digital from various securities laws.
Published at Mon, 07 Jan 2019 10:03:31 +0000
