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Vital Statistics
CONTACTING US: If you have any questions concerning an
Application for Birth Certificate, please call our office at (386) 496-3211.
OFFICE HOURS: 9:00
a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Birth Certificates
The Union County Health
Department can assist you with obtaining a State of Florida birth certificate.
Birth Certificates are
available for persons who were born in the State of Florida only from 1930 to
the present. Birth Certificates earlier than 1930 can be obtained from the
State Vital Statistics Office in Jacksonville by calling (904) 359-6900 Ext.
9000 or by calling the credit card line at (877) 550-7330. The mailing
address is: State Office of Vital Statistics, Attn: Customer Services, Post
Office Box 210, Jacksonville, FL 32231-0042
APPLYING FOR A BIRTH CERTIFICATE: You may apply for Birth
Certificates in person or by mail.
In Person: Our office is located
at 495 E Main St, Lake Butler, FL 32054. The vital statistics office
is open from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
By Mail: Print and mail the
completed
Application for Birth Certificate form along with payment and a
copy of appropriate identification to the Union County Health Department
Office of Vital Statistics, 495 E Main St, Lake Butler, FL 32054 .
IDENTIFICATION: Birth Certificates are NOT public record
and may be issued to only certain individuals. Applicants for these
certificates must present an official picture identification card such as
their Driver's License, Passport, or other State Identification card.
COST AND PAYMENT: Cash, Money Orders, and
Cashier's Checks are accepted. NO Personal Checks are accepted.
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First Copy |
$15.00 |
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Additional copies ordered at the same time |
$8.00 each |
RESTRICTIONS: Birth Certificates can be issued only to
the registrant (the child named on the record) if of legal age, parent(s)
(name(s) that are stated on the birth certificate), guardian or other legal
representative or by court order. In the case of a deceased registrant, upon
receipt of the Death certificate of the decedent, birth certificate can be
issued to the spouse, child, grandchild, sibling, if or legal age, or to the
legal representative of any such persons, as well as to the parent.
The Union County Health Department Vital Statistics
Office DOES NOT handle
marriage licenses, divorce decrees, probate, wills, or Social Security.
Death Certificates
The Union County Health Department can help you obtain a
Death Certificate on someone who has died in Union County since 2008.
Death Certificates earlier than
2008 or on someone from
another county can be obtained from the State Vital Statistics office in
Jacksonville by calling (904) 359-6900 Ext. 9000 or by calling the credit card
line at (877) 550-7330. The mailing address is: State Office of Vital
Statistics, Attn: Customer Services, Post Office Box 210, Jacksonville, FL
32231-0042
RESEARCH: The Union County Vital Statistics office
does not research death information. In order to obtain a death
certificate from this office you must have the correct month and year of death.
APPLYING FOR A DEATH CERTIFICATE: You may apply for
Death
Certificates in person or by mail.
In Person: The office is located
at 495 E Main St, Lake Butler, FL 32054. Our vital statistics office
is open from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
By Mail: Print and mail the
completed
Application for
Death Certificate form along with payment to the
Union County Health Department
Office of Vital Statistics,
495 E Main St, Lake Butler, FL 32054.
Proper identification must be enclosed if you wish for the cause of death to be
listed on the Death Certificate.
COST AND PAYMENT: Cash, Money Orders, and
Cashier's Checks are accepted. NO Personal Checks are accepted.
| First
Copy |
$10.00 |
| Additional copies
ordered at the same time |
$8.00 each |
RESTRICTIONS: Death Certificates are public record and
anyone may obtain certified copies, which do not show the cause of death information.
Certified copies of death certificates, which show the cause of death may only
be issued to the deceased's spouse or parent, or the deceased's child, grandchild,
or sibling, if of legal age, or to any family member who provides a will, insurance
policy, or other document that demonstrates the family member's interest in
the estate of the deceased, or to any person who provides documentation that
he or she is acting on behalf of any of them, or by court order directing to
who a death record may be issued. Cause of death information becomes public
information 50 years following the death.
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