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New Mexico Vital Records

• New Mexico Birth Records
• New Mexico Marriage Records
• New Mexico Divorce Records
• New Mexico Death Records

All vital records in New Mexico can be accessed by writing to the New Mexico Vital Records below.

New Mexico Vital Records and Health Statistics
P.O. Box 26110
Santa Fe, NM 87502

Ph: (505) 827-0121
Ph: (505) 827-2338 24-Hour Information Line
Ph: (877) 284-0963 Credit card orders

The center has records from 1920.

It costs from $5 to obtain New Mexico vital records.

A Personal check or money order will need to be made payable to NM Vital Records. Phone 1-866-534-0051 to verify the current fees. More information is also available from the New Mexico Department of Health website.

You may also be able to access some New Mexico vital records at any of the county vital records offices below. However not all offices keep records, so you may have to write to the address above.

New Mexico Court Records

You can search through New Mexico court records and criminal records at any county court house. Click the link for more detailed instructions and directions.

• New Mexico Court Records

New Mexico Genealogy Records

Click the link for detailed information about how to search for Genealogy records and ancestors in New Mexico.

• New Mexico Genealogy Records

Information about New Mexico
Land of Enchantment

Capital: Santa Fe

As a state strong in Latin American origin, New Mexico is home to the greatest percentage of Hispanics than any other US State. As a whole, there are almost 2 million residents living in New Mexico, with half a million living in the largest city of Albuquerque.

Made out of adobe, the oldest standing church in the United States is located in Santa Fe. Southwest symbols are prevalent throughout this Land of Enchantment, especially in local markets and museums. The largest and oldest Native American art showcase in the world is held annually in Santa Fe; Native American culture still plays an important role in New Mexico, and Pueblo Indians can still be found living in pueblos throughout the land.

The famous Georgia O’Keeffe found her artistic influence in the rural Southwest, particularly the New Mexico area where she took a permanent residence in 1949,  and where her ashes were then scattered upon her death in 1986.

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