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The Vital Statistics Department can provide you with certified copies of birth for those occurring in the State of Ohio or death certificates for those occurring in Gallia County from 1909 to the present

Provides a service to help unhoused and low income individuals in Cuyahoga County, to obtain their identification documents such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, divorce decrees, State of Ohio IDs, State of Ohio Driver’s Licenses and Commercial Driver’s Licenses replacements and renewals (IDs) and more.

Offers financial assistance for individuals seeking state-issued photo identification cards or birth certificates. * Limit of 2 birth certificates per family, given one time only. If seeking birth certificate for children, must provide proof of relationship to said children. * Limit of 1 state ID card per year. *Help with obtaining birth certificates from other states offered, but requirements from other states may hinder the ability to obtain said birth certificate.

Houses birth and death records for the county, dating back to December 1908. If a person was born in Ohio a birth record is available from the vital statistics. If a person died in Knox County, the record is available from the vital statistics office. Only certified copies are available of birth and death records. There is a fee. Payment is due at time of request. There is a form to complete. Requests are fulfilled immediately. There is no waiting time. Birth certificates from other Ohio counties may also be purchased through the Perry County Health Department.

Operates a statewide system for the registration of births, deaths, and other vital events. Williams County Health District provides services for people to obtain Birth and Death Certificates.

Miami County Public Health can issue certified birth certificates for anyone born in the State of Ohio. Our records date back to December 20, 1908.

Provides a service to help unhoused and low income individuals in Cuyahoga County, to obtain their identification documents such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, divorce decrees, State of Ohio IDs, State of Ohio Driver’s Licenses and Commercial Driver’s Licenses replacements and renewals (IDs) and more.

Provides information about how to obtain vital records information including birth, death, marriage, and divorce certificates for every state.

Provides a service to help unhoused and low income individuals in Cuyahoga County, to obtain their identification documents such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, divorce decrees, State of Ohio IDs, State of Ohio Driver’s Licenses and Commercial Driver’s Licenses replacements and renewals (IDs) and more.

Preserves vital records concerning Madison County births, deaths, and fetal deaths for the years 1908 to present; birth and death certificates.

Operates a statewide system for the registration of births, deaths, and other vital events. Defiance County General Health District provides services for people to obtain birth and death certificates.

Provides a service to help unhoused and low income individuals in Cuyahoga County, to obtain their identification documents such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, divorce decrees, State of Ohio IDs, State of Ohio Driver’s Licenses and Commercial Driver’s Licenses replacements and renewals (IDs) and more.

The Vital Statistics Department can provide you with certified copies of birth for those occurring in the State of Ohio or death certificates for those occurring in Athens County from 1909 to the present

Provides a service to help unhoused and low income individuals in Cuyahoga County, to obtain their identification documents such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, divorce decrees, State of Ohio IDs, State of Ohio Driver’s Licenses and Commercial Driver’s Licenses replacements and renewals (IDs) and more.

Issues certified copies of Ohio birth certificates and death certificates from 1908-present. Registers all births and deaths in Franklin County. Issues burial transit permits. Assist in making corrections on birth and death certificates issued in Franklin County.

ZMCHD can now issue birth certificates for individuals born anywhere in Ohio after 1908. This eliminates the need to visit the county of birth to obtain a certificate.

If a birth has not been recorded, or if a birth certificate has been lost, destroyed, or improperly or inaccurately recorded, the probate court has the power, upon application, to require recording, or correction of the certificate. Information on births before 1908 is available from the probate court. For individuals born prior to 1908, a certified certificate of birth may be obtained from the probate court.

Provides birth and death certificates via a network of 250 affiliates nationwide. Offers other certificates including marriage and divorce records, but availability varies by local affiliate.

Assists the public in obtaining copies of certified birth certificates and death certificates. Due to changes in the state law, cannot provide uncertified copies of vital records.

Provide family planning services; free pregnancy testing. Provide testing and treatment for gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia, genital warts, and other STI’s. Provides information and educational presentations on sexually transmitted diseases to at-risk teen groups at community centers, Youngstown State University’s health classes and teachers, community groups, and health fairs.

Assists individuals obtaining a birth certificate from the Health Department if it is necessary for other benefits.

Maintains records of births and deaths in the county. Provides certified copies of birth and death certificates. Records start at 1907.

Provides State of Ohio certified and non-certified birth and death certificates and adoption records. Maintains birth certificates from December 1908 to the present, death certificates from 1949 to the present, and records of court ordered corrections such as name and paternity changes.

Provides same day certified birth certificate copies for all Ohio counties and certified death certificate copies for every person who died within Summit County.