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Yes, Montana state divorce records (from 1943) are public records accessible at the Office of Vital Statistics. Please note that publicly available divorce records are applicable to only those for which the State Case Registry and Vital Statistics Form has been completed and filed with the local courthouse clerk.

Montana's populist roots promoted early adoption of statutory "open records" mandates. Montana's first open records law was passed six years after statehood in 1895 and guaranteed: Every citizen has a right to inspect and to take a copy of any public writings of this state ?

Finding Montana Marriage Records Marriages are kept by the county clerk for each county and begin at the creation of the county. 1943 - state index begins; however, records are not held by the state and must be obtained locally from county courthouse.

Finding Montana Marriage Records Marriages are kept by the county clerk for each county and begin at the creation of the county. 1943 - state index begins; however, records are not held by the state and must be obtained locally from county courthouse.

To apply for an updated birth certificate, an applicant must submit: Correction Affidavit signed by the applicant. Copy of your photo ID. Check or money order for the applicable fees ($27 for one amended certificate, additional copies are $5 each) One of the following items as documentation of gender:

Death Event: Death. Cost of copy: $15.00. Address: Office of Vital Statistics. MT Dept. of Public Health and Human Services. 111 N Sanders, Rm. P.O. Box 4210. Helena, MT 59604. Remarks: State office has had records since late 1907. Additional copies of the same record requested at the same time are $8.00.