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For the fastest service, order certified copies online through VitalChek, which is the only vendor authorized by the Health Department to process death certificate orders.
Use Online People Search Tools Spokeo, Whitepages, and BeenVerified: these tools aggregate public information, including death records, when available. Entering a persons name and location may reveal a date of death.
Death certificates become public records after 50 years. Then any person may obtain an uncertified copy of the death certificate, upon submission of application form and fees.
Only certain family members may be able to obtain a death certificate when someone dies. This includes a spouse, siblings, and children. But death certificates can be requested by anyone when they become public record. In some states, death certificates are released 25 or more years after death.
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A death verification however is available to anyone if they have the right information. While copies of certified death certificates are usually only given to spouses and next of kin, all you need for a death verification document is the name of the person, the date of their death and where they died.

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