Arizona Office of Vital Records

20 bucks. If you modify anything then its 30

Yes, the county offices can get you a certificate the same day.

If you were not born in the state of Arizona you must reach the Vital Records of your state to obtain your birth certificate.

From website: Copy fees are $0.50 per page. In addition, there is a $30.00 charge to certify any document. If you are using the copy for legal or official purposes, a certified copy may be required. Please contact the agency you are providing the copy to in order to determine if they require a certified copy. Depending on the research required to fulfill your request, research fees may be applied.

Yes, through VitalChek.com.

8-4:30 Monday-Friday Closed weekends

Yes i think you can

They don't do walk ins rn you'd have to set up an appointment cause it's closed publicly

I feel you one hundred on this one. I dont have any documentation but have been trying to find ways to obtain it. However you always need atleast some kind of documentation to be able to obtain another. If you have found any solutions please let me know. I'm still trying to find a way.

From website: The Arizona Department of Health Services Office of Vital Records no longer provides same day walk in customer service. You may apply for a certified copy of a birth or death certificate by mail. If you would like same day walk in customer service please visit your local county health department Office of Vital Records.  parent is eligible to receive a certified copy of the death certificate if all of the following criteria are met: The parent's name is included in the deceased individual's death record.If the parent's name is not included in the death record, a copy of the deceased individual's birth registration that list the name of the parent or, if applicable, a certified copy of a court order of adoption or certificate of adoption or other court order naming the applicant as the deceased individual's parent.If the decedent was born in Arizona, the parent shall provide the name and date of birth of that decedent for verification in the applicable electronic registr

No, you would need to go to the SSN office. Also, this office is closed to the public since 2015

$20.00

It doesn't look like it. All doors have intercoms and keypads looks like it for official use

Probs

Well you can always make the money order payable to me or just put cash or even deposit only and pm me for the correct account number. Hope this was helpful. Lol 😆 🤣 😂 😹 jk go with Sherri Burgess' answer on this one.

If it's the first copy then it's only $20. I believe for any copy after that it's $30 each time.

They open up at 8:00 or 9:00 I believe tell 4:30

You need to call and check status..

Yes it is open to public and no you don't need appointment

I don't know.call them or look on the web site for more information

Yes

I Just Walked In&Got Same Day This Was A Week Ago

State issued ID

No you have to go down there and do it on their kiosk. Dang, send you one smh.

Accurate. Why wouldn't they be?

Where can I get a copy of my COVID-19 vaccination card. I lost mine.

Probably not. I'm sorry for your loss.

Go to the office.

Normally you can either make an appointment to pick it up, they are about a month out. You can also request it via the mail that also takes about a month. They do not allow walk ins their doors are locked.

Yes

Where can I get a copy of my birth certificate in Phoenix

Can I if iam from LA

No, that would be from the VA

20 dollars, 30 if you need to correct somethingl

July 1909

Maybe

From website: Our office makes eligible corrections to Arizona birth certificates from 1997 to the present.  We encourage you to read carefully through our site and to then visit one of our offices so we may best assist you with your request to change or amend an Arizona vital record. Making Changes   The procedure to register vital records, apply for certified copies of such records and make changes to them varies with the type of change requested and how recently the certificate was registered. Eligible parties may request these changes.  These individuals and the process to make requests are defined in Arizona lawOpens a New Window. and rulesOpens a New Window..

Yes.

$83 - http://clerkofcourt.maricopa.gov/marlic.asp#application

This office is only for birth corrections of things other than name. You need Maricopa County Vital records.

Yes at the location on 95th ave and mcdowell was quik

No. You have to go to a professional translator for that.

Im not sure but if you call them you can ask

HEMPSTAD MARRIED EDWARD LINDSEY HARRIS

$20.00 each

This office is closed to the public. If you go online you can order off the website

You will need your social, ID, and parents information to fill out the application and the fee is $20.00

Yes

Yes

Yes use primary vital 'records not a secondary .that's a Grey area

The persons name and birth date and other personal information

I paid $20 for birth certifcate in Phoenix, Az.