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For all birth records requiring no amendments (adoptions, paternity establishment, name changes, etc.), please allow 8 to 10 weeks. Marriage and divorce records are available at the Circuit Court in which the event took place. Most records are available at your local DMV or Local Health Department locations.
A Death Certificate may be obtained by visiting any full service Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). Information regarding required documentation and forms can be found at .dmvnow.com. Go to the heading titled Driver/ID Services and then click on Obtaining a Virginia Vital Record.
Certified copies of Virginia vital records (birth, death, marriage, and divorce) are available for purchase at all full service DMV locations, which include DMV customer service centers and DMV 2 Go mobile offices.
You can search most state archives online and easily access them from the comfort of your own home. These searches are also free. State archives often have death certificates that date to the founding of their state and beyond in some cases.
Death, marriage, and divorce records become public information 25 years after the event. Vital records are available to immediate family members only: mother, father, spouse, child, brother, sister, and grandparents with valid identification.
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Next, complete the information found on the death record. This is to guide the search. You need to include the name of the deceased, their gender, date of death, age at death, place of death, and hospital name (if any).
On April 11, 1853, the General Assembly passed a law requiring the statewide recording of births, marriages, and deaths. Between 1853 and 1896, counties and cities maintained birth, marriage, and death registers. Annually, a copy of each register was sent to the Auditor of Public Accounts for state recordation.
The licensed funeral director, funeral service licensee, office of the state anatomical program, or next of kin as defined in 54.1-2800 who first assumes custody of a dead body shall complete the certificate of death.

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