Provides certified copies of birth and death certificates for a fee.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Maintains records of births that occurred inside the state of Ohio. Provides copies of records upon request.

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.

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.

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).

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.

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

The Washington County Health Department has death records dating from 1909 to the present year, for persons who were pronounced dead in Washington County outside the city limits of Marietta. Birth certificates are available for anyone born in Ohio.

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.

Vital Statistics houses certificates of birth and death occurring in Marion County from 1908 to the present. We can also produce birth certificates from other counties in Ohio. Currently, death certificates are only issued by the county where the death occurred.

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 individualized expertise, information and guidance on searching for information or reunion regarding biological relatives. Includes assistance getting birth certificates for those who have been adopted, interpreting DNA results from sites such as Ancestry or 23&me.

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.

Provides certified copies of Ohio birth certificates and Wood County 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.

Issues birth and death certificates for the city of Shelby. All questions regarding birth and death certificate copies or spelling corrections should be directed to the Registrar. The Shelby City Health Department can issue certificates of all births in the State of Ohio. Death certificates are available from 1908. City of Shelby death records before those dates are kept at the Richland County Probate Courthouse in Mansfield, Ohio. Deaths certificates must be obtained in the city, county or state where the espana med. If you do not know the location of an Ohio death, you may obtain those certificates from the Ohio Department of Health (www.odh.ohio.gov/vs) in Columbus. All original Ohio birth and death certificates are permanently placed on file in Columbus.

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.

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.