Orange County Clerk-Recorder Department

Can I get the birth state certificate online.

You may order an authorized copy of a birth certificate in person from our office. A valid government-issued photo ID is needed along with a form of payment. Payment can be made by cash, personal check, cashier's check, money order, Discover, American Express, MasterCard/Visa Credit and Debit.

If the child was born in Orange County, please visit http://www.ocrecorder.com/services/records/birth for more information. You can also visit our office and be sure to bring a valid government-issued photo ID and a form of payment. Payment can be made by cash, personal check, cashier's check, money order, Discover, American Express, MasterCard/Visa Credit and Debit.

From the courthouse at the Lamoreaux Justice Center located at 341 The City Dtive 7th floor clerks office.

If the person is born in Orange County. He/she may visit https://ocrecorder.com/services/vital-records for more details on the options.

Address

Right across the street at 630 N Broadway, Santa Ana

Divorce Decrees are held by the court in the City of Orange. The Lamoreaux Justce Center. 341 The City Drive Orange CA, 92868

601 N. Ross Street 92701

411 for info

Marriage? Perhaps the Old Court House. Divorce? Family Court in Orange

Yes and only if he's over 18 years of age

Yes

Not sure, I do know my son officiated a wedding with a one day permit he got from state. I would call clerk recorder office and ask.

try the oc.recorder.com website

I need a copy of a marriage certificate

Yes they are now doing passports

Yes , of course you just need a mask.

Yes. It is certified copy by the County. You can use it for any business you need it for.

Probably through the California Superior Court website but I maybe wrong

OC Clerk-Recorder, Santa Ana Office.

Hello, Thank you for your inquiry to the Orange County Clerk-Recorder Department. Please contact the Superior Court system to complete a court ordered name change. The court order can then be sent to the California Department of Public Health to amend the birth certificate. Court information can be found at occourts.org. For instructions on amending the birth certificate after receiving a court order, please visit cdph.ca.gov.

Yes.

If you go to the county website, I believe there are forms you can fill out and an extra fee you pay to have them mailed to you.

No

Birth is $28. (More fees can be viewed here: https://www.ocrecorder.com/sites/ocrecorder/files/2020-09/Fee_Schedule_2020_with_Fee_Increase_Notice.pdf). Only authorized individuals may receive a certified copy of a birth, death, or marriage record. Please click the following link for a list of authorized individuals: https://cms.ocgov.com/civicax/filebank/blobdload.aspx?BlobID=115771

Can i get a certified copy of birth here or do i need to go to LA? I was born in 1954

Yes but there is a fee.

Are you referring to getting a marriage license? Or have you already gotten married? If not married, you need to make an appointment to get the marriage license, which you must do online. If you're married, have returned your signed marriage license to the County Registrar, and it's been more than 10 days since you returned your signed license, then go online, complete the form for a Marriage Certificate and either mail it to the County Registrar w/$15 or walk it in, pay $15 for each Marriage Certificate you'd like.

On the OC Recorder page it says the ID is for the one that is purchasing the birth Certificate. Not for the person on the certificate. A valid government-issued photo identification (I.D. must be for the individual purchasing the record.)We do not accept expired identification. However since you are buying the certificate for someone else you may need the sworn affidavit of being an authorized person or prove you relationship to the individual. You can find what you need here https://www.ochealthinfo.com/phs/about/epidasmt/bd/cert_copies

You go online to request it and then when you go in, you'll need your ID as well as payment. Your request is good for 30 days

Orange County Clerk-Recorder Department only have Orange County birth records.

Please visit https://www.ocrecorder.com/services/fictitious_business_name for more information.

Please visit our site at https://www.ocrecorder.com/forms for more information on the forms. You may want to consult with an attorney for further clarification. Questions? Call (714) 834-2887 to speak to a document examiner.

You may fill out the application first and walk in to one of the available Clerk-Recorder offices to retrieve the birth certificate. https://cr.ocgov.com/vitaldocs/

I got married in Chicago Illinois, is it possible to get a copy of my marriage certificate here in Orange County?

Either one, the P.O Box is sufficient, If your sending fed ex or ups then you need to use the street address. Hope this helps

You can find everything you need at the Hall of Records that is if it has been recorded. Everything is on Microfilm and Tapes. They have a machine and review them. It helps if you know what your looking for. If it is property that you looking for information on. You can also ask a realtor they have an amazine log of recoreds that are seperate from the Hall of Records. It all depends on what it is that your looking for. There are several ways, but the easiest way is to go on line look up the address or the owners name on line. You can order copies on line and view them immediately. Otherwise you can go to the office in Santa Ana, and fill out the form with the document number that you want a copy of. You can also view the copies no charge on line. It is easier to go to the office to view them, but if you dont want to deal with that you can go on line and look everything up. Remember that the online search is limited to 3 years per search.

Yes see vitalchek is an independent service

$28.00 each.

Karla, In order to complete a legal name change you will need to file a petition and obtain an order from the Civil Division of the Superior Court. Feel free to visit the Superior Court website at https://www.courts.ca.gov/selfhelp-namechange.htm for further information. Thank you, Orange County Clerk-Recorder

No you need a picture ID it has to be valid ID or the persons who are able to get it for you are your parents or brother and sister or grandparents.

Mario, We suggest you contact the county in which you were born in, for further assistance on your request. They may have a mail in option. Thank you, Orange County Clerk-Recorder

Hello Dorothy, we do not maintain divorce records at our office. If you got divorced in Orange County you need to contact the Superior Court of California - County of Orange. You can get more information at this website: http://www.occourts.org/

Debbie, Please know the Clerk-Recorder Department does not maintain divorce records. To obtain divorce record information in Orange County, you will need to contact the Superior Court of Orange County - Family Law Court/Divorce Records Office at (657) 622-6069 or visit their website at www.occourts.org. Thank you, Orange County Clerk-Recorder

Evelina, When a death occurs in Orange County, copies of the death certificate are usually available through the Clerk-Recorder Department about 30 days after the date of death. Copies needed within 30 days of death may be obtained through the Orange County Health Care Agency. Visit our website at www.ocrecorder.com to see how to order a death certificate in person or by mail. Thank you, Orange County Clerk-Recorder

Hello Fred, Please know if your business information has changed, you will need to file an FBN statement reflecting the change of your business. The fee is $23.00. For your information, you will need to publish your new filing with a adjudicated newspaper. You can file your FBN statement with our office, either in person or by mail. You can view our online application, instructions, locations and hours of operation by visiting our website at www.ocrecorder.com. Thank you, Orange County Clerk-Recorder

Hello Silvia - Unfortunately we do not compile that type of information. Perhaps a licensing board at the state level may have that information for you. I would check with the Medical Board of California to see if they compile this type of information. Here is their website address: https://www.mbc.ca.gov/Licensees/Physicians_and_Surgeons/Medical_Assistants/

Rosie, We suggest you seek legal advice from an attorney or a title company on your question as they would have more information and would be able to offer legal advice. Thank you, Orange County Clerk-Recorder

Andy, Yes, you can get a Single Status Certificate from our office for $15.00 a copy in person or by mail. Thank you, Orange County Clerk-Recorder

Hello Michelle, Our office maintains birth records for births occurring in Orange County. Thank you, Orange County Clerk-Recorder

Legal name changes are done through the court system. Feel free to contact the Superior Court of California - County of Orange, for further information on your request.

Yes, our office has birth records for births occuring in Orange County. Please be sure to bring a valid government-issued photo ID and a form of payment. Payment can be made by cash, personal check, cashier's check, money order, Discover, American Express, MasterCard/Visa Credit and Debit.

You would have to know the document number of each document in order for us to get you a copy. You can also search by name on our online grantor/grantee index to see if any documents have been recorded under your aunts name. You can visit OCRecorder.com to conduct an online search.

Hello Barb. You can drop off your journals at any of our locations in Santa Ana, Laguna Hills or Anaheim. Please visit OCRecorder.com for exact address of each location.

Unfortunately, the Orange County Clerk-Recorder Department only maintains records for births that occurred in the County of Orange, California. You may want to contact the agency that granted you refugee status to get the letter that you are in need of.

For more information on how to amend a vital record, please visit the California Department of Public Health website at www.cdph.ca.gov.

Fees for copies of vital records are as follows: Birth Certificate $ 28.00 Death Certificate $ 21.00 Marriage Certificate $ 15.00

For a Passport you need birth certificate proof of identity e.g. drivers license ID card you're social security number do not need the card just the number and a check for US Department of state and can be obtained at the old orange county courthouse across Broadway at civic center drive. (red brick building) For birth certificate I believe it's only you're ID I'm not too sure about that but it can be obtained in Room 106 at 12 civic center plaza

You can request a copy of your marriage certificate in person or by mail. To request a record in person, visit our office with a valid government-issued photo ID for a form of payment. Payment can be made by cash, personal check, cashier's check, money order, Discover, American Express, MasterCard/Visa Credit and Debit. To request a certificate by mail, please download the Vital Record Request Form from our website, complete the information, have the form notarized, and mail it with a check or money order to the Orange County Clerk-Recorder Department, 601 N. Ross Street, Santa Ana, 92701.

Mail in a request with a check. They have a form you get online to fill out. Or you can go in person.

Susan, Please know the Clerk-Recorder Department does not maintain divorce records. To obtain divorce record information in Orange County, you will need to contact the Superior Court of Orange County - Family Law Court/Divorce Records Office at (657) 622-6069 or visit their website at www.occourts.org. Thank you, Orange County Clerk-Recorder

Go to the old courthouse in Santa Ana

I believe the fee is $61 for a public marriage license, and $66 for a private marriage license

Yes, you can obtain a marriage license and have a civil wedding ceremony performed at our office. For your convenience, appointments are accepted but not required. Online applicants are given priority, appointments can be made using our website. Walk in applicants are taken on a first-come, first-served basis. Afternoons and Fridays are the busiest times.