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   How do I get birth records in New Jersey?

   • Obtaining birth records in New Jersey involves specific procedures, whether one opts for online, mail, or walk-in requests. Each method has its defined processing time and fees, and requests are handled through the Office of Vital Statistics and Registry or the local vital records office.

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   How do I get a New Jersey vital records certificate?

   • You can find a local vital records office on the Office of Vital Records website. Mail — Send your completed and signed application form, valid ID, processing fee, and any other supporting documents to: New Jersey Department of Health, Vital Statistics and Registry, PO Box 370, Trenton, NJ 08625-0370.

   How to get a birth certificate or death certificate in New Jersey

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   How do I get a birth record in Trenton NJ?

   • Mailed requests may take longer to process than online orders. Individuals may also obtain birth records in person by visiting the Office of Vital Statistics and Registry or the local vital records office. For walk-in services, visit the center at 140 E. Front Street, Trenton, NJ, or the local office where the vital event occurred.

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   How much does a birth certificate cost in New Jersey?

   • It costs $25 for a certificate, $2 per additional copy. The process takes 4-8 weeks by mail, 8-12 weeks if ordering online. Same-day service is available in-person. You or a family member have to apply for a certified copy of your birth certificate with the New Jersey Department of Health’s Office of Vital Records.

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2. www.nj.gov › health › vitalDepartment of Health | Vital Statistics | Order a Vital Record

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   Jun 17, 2021 · To get a copy of a vital record, you must submit: A completed application. A copy of the proof (s) of your identity. The correct fee. Proof of your relationship to the person listed on the vital record you are requesting (Only required for certified copies) Marriage Certificate, if name was changed due to mariage. Order a Vital Record.

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3. www.nj.gov › health › vitalDepartment of Health | Vital Statistics

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   Jan 1, 2023 · Customers can order vital records by: Sending requests online. Calling VitalChek at 877-622-7549. Visiting our walk-in center at 140 E. Front Street, Trenton, NJ. Visiting the Local Vital Records Office in the municipality where the event occurred.

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   Jun 30, 2022 · Order a Vital Record. Getting Copies of Non-Genealogical Records. Birth, Death, Marriage, Civil Union and Domestic Partnership. Non-Genealogical Records (current events) are: Births occurring within the last 80 years. Marriages occurring within the last 50 years. Deaths occurring within the last 40 years. All domestic partnerships and civil unions.

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   Jun 6, 2022 · Online (Quick & available 24/7, but $22 extra) — you can apply online with New Jersey’s Vital Records Online Service. Be ready to upload scanned copies of the required documents and pay fees with a credit or debit card.

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   With VitalChek, easily order your government-issued vital records online including birth certificates, marriage records, death records and divorce records.

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   New Jersey Birth Records. Access New Jersey birth records through our comprehensive state-level directory. Find links to county resources for birth certificate applications, corrections, and searches. Connect to official government services for accurate and timely information on birth records. Find New Jersey Birth Records.

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   Vital Statistics. How to Obtain Copies of Vital Records. Getting Copies of Non-Genealogical Records. Birth, Death, Marriage, Civil Union and Domestic Partnership. Non-Genealogical Records (current events) are: Births occurring within the last 80 years. Marriages occurring within the last 50 years. Deaths occurring within the last 40 years.