How to Find a Death Certificate in Hall County
The Vital Records division of Hall County, Georgia's Health Department maintains certified copies of all county birth and death certificates. This agency accepts requests for death certificates in-person and by mail order. Whether you are in need of a death certificate for life insurance verification purposes or any other reason, locating a Hall County death certificate is an easy process.
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Instructions
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Gather information related to the person identified on the death certificate. Compose a document using a word processing program. Include information such as the deceased person's full name, your personal contact information, including a phone number, your relationship to the deceased, the date and place of death, funeral home name and any other pertinent data to increase your search results.
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Make a legible copy of your photo ID. Place the document, a $25 money order, as of January 2011, photo ID and self-addressed stamped envelope into an envelope. Mail to the Office of Vital Records,1290 Athens Street, Gainesville, GA, 30507-7000.
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Visit the Hall County Health Department in-person at 1290 Athens Street in Gainesville, Georgia. Bring a valid photo ID and a $25 money order or cash, as of January 2011. The agency also accepts both debit and credit cards.
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Tips & Warnings
As of January 2001, you must pay $5 for each certified copy of the death certificate.
You can complete a rush order, using your debit or credit card, by calling Federal Express at 800-255-2414.
Contact the Hall County health department before visiting to confirm the days and hours of operation.
The $25 fee for the initial death certificate search is non-refundable. Personal checks are not accepted.
You must arrive 30 minutes before closing time to receive a death certificate.
Only Hall County birth or death certificates are located at this location.
References
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- Photo Credit birth marriage and death image by Warren Millar from Fotolia.com
