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-Fax it to the State Vital Records office at: 971-673-1203-Email a copy to the State Vital Records office at: CHS.FuneralHomeOrders@oha.oregon.gov-Mail it to: Oregon Vital Records | PO Box 14050 | Portland, OR 97293-Submit it to: Oregon Vital Records Drop Box | 800 NE Oregon St | Portland, OR 97232-Submit it to the vital records office in the ...
Fax the copy of the record and the cover note to 971-673-1201 to the attention of CHS Amendments, or mail the request to Oregon Vital Records, PO Box 14050, Portland, OR 97293. An amendment fee of $35 is required for amendments to the personal section of the death record when submitted more than one year following the date of death.
Securely order official death certificates online for estate settlement, funerals, banking, insurance and social security benefits. Get death certificate records from VitalChek.
Cost of Birth Certificates and Death Certificates. Single copy - $25; Extra copies - $25 (same record, ordered and paid for at same time) Payments Accepted. Payments accepted include cash, checks (payable to: KCPH or Klamath County Public Health), Visa or MasterCard. Death Certificates. Records are available for the first 6 months after death.
Out of Oregon Death Certificates. If your death certificate is two-side, please use the coversheet. If the death certificate is one-side please affix it to a blank page and complete the After Recording Return To information. Do not alter the death certificate in any way including redacting Social Security Number. Recording Fees. Our recording ...
Oregon Center for Health Statistics has received an increased number of calls about third-party vendors selling birth, death, marriage and divorce certificates. These companies charge customers high fees to “process” or “help apply” for certificates issued from the Oregon Center for Health Statistics.
Why do I need a death certificate? The death certificate is the official legal record of death. A death certificate is needed to settle the affairs of your loved one. It has information about the person who died and the cause of their death. Insurance companies, the Social Security Administration and other agencies may ask for certified copies ...
