Get Death Records Hawaii

Hawaii death records are private for the first 75 years after the death occurred and are only available to certain family members, relatives and authorized parties. Death records for deaths that occurred in Hawaii more than 75 years ago are public records and can be requested by anyone.

Fees for certified copies of death certificates are as follows: $10.00 for the first copy of each certificate, and. $4.00 for each additional copy of the same certificate ordered at the same time.

For birth, marriage or civil union, death, and divorce certificates and to check on the status of an order, call (808) 586-4539 or email doh.issuanceQuery@doh.hawaii.gov. For neighbor islands, contact your local District Health Office. Online orders are accessible statewide.

What are the costs? DescriptionAmountFirst certificate copy:$10.00Additional copy of the same record:$4.00Portal administration fee:$2.50All transactions are Non-refundable

Certified copies are usually not issued on the day the application is made. Same-day service may be provided upon presentation of written documentation establishing the need for urgency. Certified copies will normally be available for pick-up about 10 working days after the request is approved.

Copies of Death Certificates Location Title. Medical Records Department. Location Address. 2121 W Harrison, Chicago, IL 60612. Location Email. medical.recordsmeo@cookcountyil.gov. Location Phone. 312-997-4425. Location Fax. 312-997-4400. Location Hours. Sunday: Closed. Monday: 7:00 am-3:00 pm. Tuesday: 7:00 am-3:00 pm.

Eligibility. A certified copy of a vital record (death certificate, divorce certificate, birth certificate, or marriage certificate) is issued only to an applicant who has a direct and tangible interest in the record.

For birth, marriage or civil union, death, and divorce certificates and to check on the status of an order, call (808) 586-4539 or email doh.issuanceQuery@doh.hawaii.gov. For neighbor islands, contact your local District Health Office. Online orders are accessible statewide.

Hawaii death records are private for the first 75 years after the death occurred and are only available to certain family members, relatives and authorized parties. Death records for deaths that occurred in Hawaii more than 75 years ago are public records and can be requested by anyone.