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Link:
Arizona Office
of Vital Records
Contact Information:
Office of Vital Records
1818 West Adams
Phoenix, AZ 85007
(602) 364-1300
(888) 816-5907
Mailing Address:
Office of Vital Records
P.O. Box 3887
Phoenix, AZ 85030
Additional Information:
Arizona's Office of Vital
Records officially started keeping records of births and deaths
in July, 1909. Maintains sampling of delayed birth and death
records of Arizona citizens from 1855 and 1877 respectively,
from other sources. Marriage and divorce records in the state of
Arizona aren't maintained by the office and must be obtained
from the Clerk of the Superior Court in the county where the
event occurred.
Record Type: Birth
| Dates: Since July 1909 | Cost: N/A
Birth records in the state of
Arizona are restricted and must only be obtained by the spouse
or immediate relatives of the person named on the certificate,
or by a legal representative.
Record Type: Death
| Dates: Since July 1909 | Cost: N/A
Death records in the state of
Arizona are restricted and must only be obtained by the spouse
or immediate relatives of the person named on the certificate,
or by a legal representative. However, you are free to obtain a
death record if the event occurred less than 30 days ago, from
the county health department in the county where the event
occurred.
Record Type: Marriage
| Dates: Since N/A | Cost: N/A
Maintained at the county level.
Must be obtained from the Clerk of the Superior Court in the
county where the event occurred.
Record Type: Divorce
| Dates: Since N/A | Cost: N/A
Maintained at the county level.
Must be obtained from the Clerk of the Superior Court in the
county where the event occurred.
Other Resources:
State Genealogy Birth and
Death Certificates - Historical birth and death
certificates dating from 1855-1934 and from 1884 to 1959
respectively. Searchable by first and last name, as well as by
date and county.
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