Florida Death Records

In the State of Florida, recordings of death where limited during the time of 1899 to 1916. Not until 1917, in which the death records of the entire state had been completely accomplished. These records had been deposited to the state's Bureau of Vital Statistics.

The Bureau of Vital Statistics provides the citizen certified copies of Death Certificate. In Florida, anyone may order death certificate "without cause of death". However, if you request for a death certificate "with cause of death" requirements are needed to apply. The first step is to determine your eligibility; this means the proof of your relation to the dead or legal interest. Next step is to provide enough information about the person whose name appears on the certificate. The third step is to provide information about the person ordering the certificate; full name, relationship to the decedent, mailing address, etc. are needed in this step. The fourth step is to determine the type of certificate; you may choose to get a copy of the certified death certificate which cost $5.00 each, you may opt to get an additional copy which costs $4.00 each. The fifth step is to select the delivery method. There are three choices; standard, rush, and express.

In standard delivery, it takes approximately 10 business days for it to be delivered. And in rush delivery, which you will pay an additional $10, you will receive it faster than normal delivery. In express, it is just the same as the rush but you need to pay express fee and would only take 1-2 days. Payment is through check or money order payable to Vital Statistics.

It's faster and cheaper to search death records online, this way you can get a refund if the records are not found.

Search Florida Death Records at http://www.searchdeathrecord.com/
You will be able to get a full refund if the records are not found.

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