Sonoma County Clerk-Recorder

If the person was born in Sonoma County, and you come into the office, complete the application and pay the fee, we can generally hand it over the counter to you.

May I get a copy of the will filed in San Francisco by my Uncle Robert Quinn $1000000 Brian Quinn parentheses for the care and support of Katie Quinn other parentheses. BQ is not coming through and I want the whole thing or whatever is recoverable because it is up to him.

Yes, if the license was purchased and recorded in Sonoma County.

You may now pay in person.

Depending on what's been recorded, you can obtain a copy of the map for your property at the Recorder's office. You might be able to view this information on a record of survey, subdivision, or parcel map. When you arrive, you'll need Counter 2 (copies and research). It will be your responsibility to identify the map you need, but there is staff present to assist in your search.

So sorry for your loss. People change title in many ways. When it comes to recordings, folks will often present documents such as affidavits of death, deeds, and court orders. To know which kind of document should be prepared in your situation, you're best off consulting a title company or Sonoma County Bar Association's free lawyer referral service. The recorder will be your last stop, once a document is prepared.

Go to the clerks office on Professional Dr. which is Not the recorders office. Where birth certs and death certs are.

Yes

Yes. There's always the online option, but the office is open to the public. Get there by 4pm on weekdays except for Wednesday, where you'll want to get there no later than 3pm. Doors open at 8am M-F.

Birth certificates are only available in the county you were born in

Go to recorders office, bring parcel #, look up all documents recorded on your property, grant deed to you should be recorded there. Should get one in mail also. Kinda like doing a title search. The recorders office hours have been changed...cut way back. Check before you go.

Unless they have changed it the answer is no. Its close buy but in a building further south

At the county clerk's office, which is located in the recorder's office

Kevin, if you get married in Healdsburg, you can purchase your license in any county in California. After the ceremony, the license must be returned to the same County Clerk-Recorder where it was purchased. Certified copies will only be available at that same office. Keep that in mind when deciding.

Hi Gabe, Because birth certificates are private records, the Clerk cannot provide you that information.. You can purchase a certified copy so you can see it yourself, though. Please note the Clerk only has records for people born in Sonoma County.

Actually, the Clerk's office receives the death certificate from Vital Statiatics within about a month of its creation. Vital Statiatics only possesses the current and previous year's vital records.

You have to go to the county you were born in to obtain birth records in the US. Policy may be different in Mexico. Still would be local records.

Not at the Clerk-Recorder's office. Contact the Sonoma County Superior Court.

Nikki, divorces are processed at the Family Law division of the Superior Court. http://sonoma.courts.ca.gov/divisions/family They're at 3055 Cleveland Avenue in Santa Rosa.

Alex, The Clerk-Recorder does not issue Green cards. These can be obtained at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (www.uscis.gov/greencard).

Legal procedures (orders) would be taken care of by the Superior Court. I would check with the Family Law Division first. The County Clerk is not affiliated with the courts, the state, or law enforcement.

No, the County Clerk-Recorder does not do anything with passports.

You would need to contact the Sheriff or the Superior Court. The County Clerk-Recorder does not have that information.

Yes you can.

You can run the apn number at the county office.

If the person purchased a public license in Sonoma County, the office can confirm the parties to the marriage and the date of marriage. They have no information for other counties or states.

You would need to go to the Sonoma County Superior Court for divorce records, not the County Clerk-Recorder.

If this is on the credit cards receipts, it probably means VitalChek Network, which is the credit card service provider.

If you were born in Sonoma County, and you come into the office during processing hours, complete the application and pay the fee, you can generally leave with the birth certificate. Info can be found at http://sonomacounty.ca.gov/CRA/Clerk-Recorder/Vital-Records/Birth-Certificates/.

You would need to contact the Sonoma County Superior Court.

You would need to contact the Sonoma County Superior Court.

If she was born in Sonoma County, yes.

If the person passed away in Sonoma County, the record would be kept by the Clerk-Recorder's Office.

The Sonoma County Superior Court.

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