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How do I order a death certificate in Arizona online?
Order online through VitalChek and receive your eligible purchase by express mail. Additional fees apply. VitalChek is a third party company authorized by Maricopa County and the State of Arizona to offer this online application option.
How much is a copy of a death certificate in Arizona?
$20.00
The fee to request certified copies of a death certificate from the State Office of Vital Records is $20.00, which includes one certified copy of the death certificate. Acceptable payment methods are: cash, traveler’s checks, cashier’s checks, money orders, Visa, or MasterCard.
How long does it take to get a Arizona death certificate?
In Arizona, a funeral home or other similar agency has up to 7 days to submit complete and accurate information regarding a death in our county. Next and in most cases, a death certificate is available approximately 3-5 business days after these events.
How do I find out if someone has died in Maricopa County?
Please contact OME at 602-506-3322 for assistance. Note that family members cannot view decedents at OME; viewing arrangements should be made with the selected funeral home. If you need assistance with Death Certificates, please contact Maricopa County Office of Vital Registration at 602-506-6805.
Who process the death certificate?
The Health Officer shall examine the deceased and shall certify as to the cause of death and direct the registration of death certificate to the Local Civil Registrar within the reglementary period of thirty (30) days.
What are the requirements for late registration of death certificate?
Requirements for Delayed Registration of Report of Death
- Report of Death Form (ROD Form Rev. 01 24 April 2018)
- Death Certificate (original copy should be submitted to the DFA)
- Certificate of Sealing of Casket.
- Autopsy/Embalming Report.
- Photocopies of Passport of the deceased (data pages only)
How do I find out if someone died in Arizona?
To obtain a death record in Arizona, requesters must contact the ADHS-Bureau of Vital Records or the local county health department office of vital records at the county where the death occurred.