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1. clerkrecorder.sccgov.org › services-we-providePurchase a Death Certificate - Santa Clara County, California

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   A death certificate records: the deceased’s full name and gender; the cause, time, date, and location of death; The Clerk-Recorder maintains death certificates for all the people who die in the County of Santa Clara. The Clerk-Recorder's death certificates extend back to 1873.

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2. www.vitalchek.com › v › death-certificatesSanta Clara County Recorder (CA) | Order Certificates - VitalChek

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   408-433-2342. Visit the Santa Clara County Recorder website. Death Certificates. Need a different certificate? We can also help you obtain your Birth, Marriage, Divorce certificates. We can also help if you need certificates from other states. Click here to get started.

3. www.vitalchek.com › v › death-certificatesSanta Clara County Public Health Department (CA) | Order ...

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   408-792-5115. Visit the Santa Clara County Public Health Department website. Death Certificates. Need a different certificate? We can also help you obtain your Birth, Marriage, Divorce certificates. We can also help if you need certificates from other states. Click here to get started.

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   How do I pay my Santa Clara County death certificate?

   • 3–4 weeks to process. Mail the form, payment, and return envelope to the Clerk Recorder’s Office. 3–4 weeks to process. Fill out VitalChek’s online form . VitalChek is the only authorized online service for Santa Clara County death certificates. Submit your payment online.

   Purchase a Death Certificate - County of Santa Clara

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   Where can I get a California vital records form?

   • Original forms must be used and submitted to the state. Forms can be obtained from our office, a local registrar's office in another county, or any County Recorder’s office. You can also order them online from the California Department of Public Health - Vital Records Forms page. Or, call (408) 885-2010 for more information.

   Birth and death registration - Public Health - County of Santa Clara

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   What is Santa Clara County Clerk-Recorder's official records search?

   • Santa Clara County's Clerk-Recorder’s Official Records search from 1981 to present can be performed here. Secure, preserve, and make accessible, the county's vital, business, and official records through maximized use of technology; while working together in the pursuit of excellence in customer service.

   Home - Office of the County Clerk-Recorder - County of Santa Clara

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   Where can I find a birth record in San Jose?

   • New location as of October 23, 2023: 110 W. Tasman Dr., San Jose, CA 95134. Phone: (408) 299-5688. Records are not available at the Vital Records and Registration Office. We are responsible for registering all of the births and deaths that take place within Santa Clara County only.

   Birth and death registration - Public Health - County of Santa Clara

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5. publichealthproviders.sccgov.org › programs › deathDeath Registration - Public Health Providers - County of ...

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   Physician Guide for Completing the Death Certificate. It is the responsibility of the physician in attendance to complete a Death Certificate within 15 hours of a patient’s death. The Death Certificate must include: Time of death; Direct cause of death (immediate cause)