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 Perry 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.

LCHD can 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. There is no additional charge for this expanded service. Older Licking County birth and death records from 1875 through 1908, and marriage certificates from 1875 to present, are available from the Licking County Probate Court, 1 North Park Place, Newark.

Provides birth certificates (1908-present) for anyone born in the state of Ohio, death certificates (1908-present) for anyone who died away in Medina County, and burial permits.

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.

Birth Certificates now available online! Visit: www.vitalchek.com to order yours today! Please note: online ordering contains a processing fee. FEES Birth Certificate: $25 Death Certificate: $25 **Genealogy Records Available during regular hours** To Order a Birth Certificate by Mail: Print and complete the certificate request form. Send a letter of request, the completed form $25 per copy, and self addressed stamped envelope to the Highland County Health Department, 1487 North High St., Suite 400, Hillsboro, Ohio 45133. We accept money orders and local checks only.

Certified birth records can be provided for anyone born in Ohio (Not just Knox County). Only certified copies are available, NO plain paper copies. There is a fee. Payment is due at time of request. There is a form to complete. Requests are fulfilled immediately.

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 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.

Records are available from 1908 to the present for births that occurred within the State of Ohio and for deaths which occurred within the City of Marietta.

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 an adoption registry to provide a way for people adopted in the state and their biological families to find one another. Biological parents and siblings may file their contact information with the registry. Release or request for information may be withdrawn at any time.

Provides copies of Ohio birth and death certificates.

Administers estates and trusts; processes adoptions (937-224-8498), name changes, birth certificate corrections, and registration of delayed birth; issues marriage licenses and keeps marriage records (937-225-4657); appoints guardianship of minors for incompetents, commitments of mentally ill and retarded persons(937-225-4617), and approves wrongful death actions.

Provides birth certificates for anyone born within the State of Ohio.

Houses birth and death records for the county filed after December 20, 1908. If a person was born in Ohio a birth record is available from the vital statistics. 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.

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

Houses birth records for the county filed after December 20, 1908 and death records filed after January 1, 1954. If a person was born in Ohio a birth record is available from the vital statistics. Any existing birth and death records from 1867 through December 19, 1908 are located at the Morgan County, Ohio Genealogy Probate Court. 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.

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.

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.

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.