Public Records Oregon

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Oregon Vital Records

• Oregon Birth Records
• Oregon Marriage Records
• Oregon Divorce Records
• Oregon Death Records

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

Oregon Vital Records
800 NE Oregon Street, Ste 205
PO Box 14050
Portland, OR 97293

Ph: (971) 673-1190
Fax: (503) 234-8417

The center has records from 1903.

It costs from $15 to obtain Oregon vital records.

A Personal check or money order will need to be made payable to DHS/Vital Records. Phone (971) 673-1190 to verify the current fees, this will be a recorded message on how to apply. More information is also available from the Oregon Health Services website.

You may also be able to access some Oregon 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.

Oregon Court Records

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

• Oregon Court Records

Oregon Genealogy Records

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

• Oregon Genealogy Records

Information about Oregon
The Beaver State

Capital: Salem

What was once known as the Oregon Trail to the settlers, ranchers, farmers and miners who traveled on it for their four- to six-month migration to the Northwest, is now covered by roads and train tracks. Today, the inspirational story can be played out in the computer and cell phone game The Oregon Trail.

The state of Oregon may not be what it is today if it were not for the thousands of settlers who headed west. A 2009 estimate put Oregon's population at 3.8 million, ranked 27th in the US.

Most Oregonians will correct you if the pronunciation of their state is incorrect; according to the residents, it is OR-UH-GUN, not OR-EE-GONE.

Unfortunate for Oregon, it ranks as the leader in forest fires in the United States. Dry areas including semi-arid scrublands and prairies are home to the fire-prone juniper forests and pine trees which are prevalent throughout most of the eastern part of the state.

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