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Births Post 1969
If you know the exact date of birth, you can order a copy of the certificate if you are:


 * The Person on the Certificate
 * The Parents and Grandparents of Person on the Certificate
 * The Wife or Husband of the Person on the Certificate
 * The Children and Grandchildren of the Person on the Certificate
 * The Brothers or Sisters
 * Anyone who has Legal interest in the Certificate

A copy of the birth record cannot be obtained by anyone else until after 100 years from the date of the birth.

To order a copy of the birth certificate from the Vital Registration office. If you do not know the exact date of death: For a fee, the Vital Registration office will do a 3 year search.

Substitutes for birth record information:


 * Church Records: Depending on the denomination, church records may contain information about birth, marriage and death.
 * Cemetery Records: Cemetery records are a rich source of birth and death information. These records may also reveal family relationships.
 * Census: Census records are a valuable source for birth and marriage information. You may also determine approximate time of death when the individual disappear from the census. This is a good place to begin a search.
 * Newspapers: Besides obituaries, local newspapers may contain birth and marriage announcements and death notices. Also check newspaper social columns for additional information.
 * Military Records: Military pension records can give birth, marriage and death information. In addition, soldiers' homes records can include this same information.

If the Birth was after 1863
If you need to go back to choose another time period:click here.