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| Virginia Death Certificates |
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By Virginia law, certified death certificates have restricted access to family members and their legal representatives for 50 years from the date of the death. Genealogical research is available at the Archives Division of the Library of Virginia.
For a Virginia Death Certificates, please print and complete the appropriate form, enclose a copy of a valid government issued photo ID, and send a money order or check (payable to the State Health Department) to the name and address below. |
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| Virginia Department of Health |
| Office of Vital Records |
| P.O. Box 1000 |
| Richmond, VA 23218 |
| (804) 662-6200 |
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| Death Records from 1853-1896 and June 1912 to present are available. For other dates, please contact the Library of Virginia. |
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| The Archives Division |
| The Library of Virginia |
| 800 East Broad Street |
| Richmond, Virginia, 23219-1905 |
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| Events that occurred in the portion of Virginia that is now West Virginia are recorded in the Archives of the Division of Culture and History in Charleston, West Virginia. |
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| Archives of the Division of Culture and History |
| Capital Complex, Cultural Center |
| 1900 Kanawha Boulevard East |
| Charleston, WV 25305-0300 |
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| Birth & Death records on microfilm at the Archives |
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| Death Records Search Engine |
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