Get Travis County Medical Examiner Death Records 2021-2024

You may also submit a written request to obtain the cause and manner of death either by fax to (512) 854-9044 or by email to merequests@traviscountytx.gov. Will an autopsy report be available? You can e-mail your request with the same information listed above to: merequests@traviscountytx.gov.

ing to the Texas Public Information Act, an autopsy report is public information and may be released to anyone who requests a copy unless there is an exception under the law.

Birth and death records are confidential and certificates are available only to the person named on the certificate, immediate family, or legal representatives with proper documentation.

You may obtain a copy of an autopsy report processed by this court by submitting a letter by mail or emailing jp4@mctx.org. Please include the name of the deceased and the date of death, along with your contact information. Family members are not charged for the first copy, but charges may apply for additional copies.

Medical Examiner's Fee Schedule CodeAdministrative Fees (Analysis/Examination/Service Charge)Fee1001Reports (Autopsy & Toxicology in ance with HS Title 8, Chapter 671.013 ©(1))$25.001002Certified Reports$35.001003Certification of Documents (Affidavits)$10.001004Notarization of Documents$10.005 more rows

You may obtain a copy of an autopsy report processed by this court by submitting a letter by mail or emailing jp4@mctx.org. Please include the name of the deceased and the date of death, along with your contact information. Family members are not charged for the first copy, but charges may apply for additional copies.

Online requests for autopsy reports can be made via email. Requests should be sent to: merequests@traviscountytx.gov.

Where Can I Get Death Records in Texas? A requester can obtain a Texas death record at the Texas Department of State Health Services - Vital Statistics Section, the state office that disseminates birth, death, marriage, and divorce records.