Maintains vital statistics that includes live births, deaths, and fetal deaths. Vital Statistics Division of the Ashland Health Department maintains Birth and Death records from December 1908 to present. A person whose birth or death occurred in Ashland County may obtain that record at our office.

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

Provides certified copies of Ohio birth certificates and Ottawa County death certificates.

Provide records of births for anyone born in the State of Ohio and deaths that occur within Lake County.

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 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.

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.

Assists the public in obtaining birth and death certificate copies. Can also complete genealogy requests. * Due to a change in Ohio law, only certified copies of birth and death certificates can be issued. Not authorized to issue or fax uncertified copies.

Provides certified copies of birth certificates to anyone born in the State of Ohio. Also acts as registrar for the filing of birth certificates for babies born in Parma but not in a hospital. Can also provide death certificates for those who have died in the City of Parma

Provides death records for deaths that occurred in Carroll County, Ohio dating from December 1908 to the present. Birth certificates can be accessed and/or issued for any person born in Ohio from 1908 to the present.

EFFECTIVE IN JANUARY OF 2011: The Richland Public Health office of Vital Statistics can now issue birth certificates for ANYONE born in Ohio. Records and issues birth and death certificates in Richland County from December 20, 1909 to present. Records for persons born or died in Richland County from 1867 to December 19, 1909 are held at the Richland County Probate Court, 50 Park Avenue East, Mansfield, OH 44902 (419) 774-5583. Our office can only issue Death certificates for deaths occurring in Richland County, excluding the City of Shelby. Records for person who died within Shelby city limits after 1909 are recorded and issued at the Shelby City Hall, 43 W. Main Street, Shelby, OH 44875 (419) 347-5131.

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

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 state- 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 certified copies of Ohio birth certificates and Wood County death certificates.

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 information on where to contact foreign consulates in the United States for those seeking a birth or death certificate from another country. List is updated annually.

Galion City Health Department issues certified copies of death records for deaths that occurred within the city limits of Galion from December 1908 to present. For deaths prior to December 1908, see the Vital Statistics main page at galionhealth.org/vital-statistics/. Galion City Health Department issues Birth Certificates to anyone born in OHIO for $25 cash or check.

Maintains records of births and deaths in Geauga County from 1909 to the present. Provides certified copies of birth, death certificates and burial and cremation permits.

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

Issues certified copies of certificates for births occurring from December 1908 to present.

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

The Crawford Co. General Health District has statewide access to birth certificates for anyone born within the state of Ohio from 1909 to the present. Our office has death certificates from l909 to the present for those individuals that died in Crawford County, excluding Galion City. Records from 1867 through 1908 are stored at the Crawford Co. Probate Court, phone (419) 562-8891.

Maintains Ohio birth and death records back to 1908. Maintains index of marriages that occurred in Ohio from January 1, 1950 to present and divorces that occurred in Ohio from January 1, 1954 to present. Adoption records prior to 1964 open to adoptees seeking their natural parents. (After 1964, contact Probate Court where adoption took place).