North Dakota Release of Information is a process in which an individual or organization authorizes the release of information to another person or entity. This process is typically used when an individual wants to share information about themselves with a third party, such as their medical records or financial information. There are two types of North Dakota Release of Information: voluntary and involuntary. Voluntary Release of Information occurs when the individual willingly and knowingly provides their consent to share information. Involuntary Release of Information occurs when the individual does not provide their consent but is compelled to share information, typically by a court order. Regardless of which type of Release of Information is utilized, the individual must be informed of the contents of the documents and the purpose of the release.