State of Arizona Death Records

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Or if you would like to do a search in person, the contact details are below.

Obtaining Death Records In Arizona

You can obtain death records by writing to the Arizona Department of Health Services in Phoenix, their details are below.

Office of Vital Records
Arizona Department of Health Services
P.O. Box 3887
Phoenix, AZ 85030-3887

The center has death certificates since 1909, and the fee varies.

A Personal check or money order will need to be made payable to the Office of Vital Records. Phone (602) 364-1300 to verify the current fees, this will be a recorded message on how to apply. More information is also available from the Arizona Department of Health Services website.

Arizona Death Records AZ:

Arizona is one of the Four Corner States in the United States. English is the official language of the state, and Arizona is ranked fifteenth in population in the country. Phoenix in Maricopa County is the capital city of the state.

Arizona death records are managed and issued by the Arizona Vital Records Office. If the event occurred more than thirty days ago, you may need to apply for the death certificate in person at the State office of Vital Records.

According to a survey taken in 2005, Arizona ranked 7th in US for deaths in accidents.

The vital records are not public records in Arizona and only the spouse, family members, attorneys representing family members or estates and private investigators can apply for the death certificate.

The spouse or family members of the deceased person can receive Arizona death records, by providing the proof of relationship, birth certificate or marriage certificate that links the children or spouse to the deceased and proof of legal interest. The children applying for the death certificate must be at least eighteen years of age.

The death certificate includes information, such as the name of the deceased person, age, sex, date of death, place of death and the names of the father and mother. The name of the physician that attended the event may also be included in the certificate.

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