Virginia Vital Records Search

You must contact the Virginia Department of Health Office of Vital Records. They are the official custodian of birth records and supply certified copies upon request.

The Virginia Department of Health Office of Vital Records is the government agency in charge of birth records for the state and allows you to get copies through the mail, online, and in-person at their office. You must fill out an application and pay a fee when ordering.

Each certified copy of a birth record in Virginia is $12. You can order as many as you like at the same time. They charge a $50 fee for returned checks.

As the requestor, you must also supply your name, address, phone number, email address, and your relationship to the party listed on the certificate.

You can contact the Virginia Department of Health Office of Vital Records. They have all birth records since 1912 and offer resources for genealogy.

You can use the same application form to request a record or to make a change. You must indicate you are making a correction and pay the proper fee.

No. Birth certificate search fees are not refundable.

You must contact the Virginia Department of Health Office of Vital Records; they are the custodians of all death records. However, once death records become public, they are added to the online indexes, where you can also to find death records.

Not for the first 25 years, then they are opened to the public and indexed online.

The cost of each copy of a Virginia death certificate is $12. You can order as many as you like at the same time.

If you visit their office in person, you can get a copy while you wait. If you order through the mail or online, you will wait a few days to a few weeks depending on the backlog of orders.

As the requestor, you must also supply your name, address, phone number, email address, and your relationship to the party listed on the certificate. You must also prove your eligibility to receive the record.

You can contact the Virginia Department of Health Office of Vital Records. That agency has all records dating back to 1912, and they have genealogy resources for those who need them.

You can use the same form that you request copies with. Fill out the form and make your change, pay the fee, and submit it. Your request will be evaluated, and if approved, the change made.

No, all death certificate searches are non-refundable.

Not right away. Marriage records in Virginia are kept private for 25 years then they are opened up.

The Virginia Department of Health Office of Vital Records has marriage records from 1936 to the present. If you need older records, you could contact the Clerk of the Court, where the original marriage license was filed.

If you visit in person, you can get records the same day. If you order online or through the mail, it may take days or even weeks, depending on how many orders they are processing.

The cost for a Virginia marriage record is $12. You can order as many copies as you like at the same time.

As the requestor, you must also supply your name, address, phone number, email address, and your relationship to the party listed on the certificate. You must also prove your eligibility to receive the record.

You must contact the Virginia Department of Health Office of Vital Records. They are the custodian of marriage records in Virginia and can provide copies from 1936 to present to eligible individuals.

If you were not married in the state of Virginia, you must contact either the vital records office or the Clerk of the Court in the county/state where your original marriage license was granted.

You must contact the Circuit Court, where the original marriage license was filed to make any corrections or apply for an amendment.

Yes. After 25 years, most vital records are put online and indexed so that the public can easily search and find them.

Contact the Virginia Department of Health Office of Vital Records. They have records dating back to 1918. If you need older records, you will need to contact the Circuit Court where the divorce was finalized.

Fill out the application and return it to the Virginia Department of Health Office of Vital Records with your fee. They allow you to do this online, thought the mail, and in person.

As the requestor, you must also supply your name, address, phone number, email address, and your relationship to the party listed on the certificate. You must also prove your eligibility to receive the record.

No, all search fees are non-refundable.

If you were not divorced in Virginia, you must contact either the vital records office or the Clerk of the Court in the state/county where the divorce was granted.