Wisconsin death records

As early as 1852, Wisconsin was already recording death records. But the mandate was ignored. The State Bureau of vital statistics was founded only in 1907.

The death certificate fees and the signature of an applicant is required, which makes it impossible, apply for a death certificate by phone or by e-Mail. You can apply by you go in the Wisconsin vital records office, mailing it to their Office, or by fax. You are invited to fill death certificate the form and your identification is linked. Expired ID cards are not accepted. Valid identification include: your driver's license or your Wisconsin ID with your photo. Also you can but you must bring two of the following IDs: your Passport (US), your bank or check book, card, credit card (important), or your electric bill.

The Wisconsin vital records office will offer two services, regular or accelerated. In the regular service, you will receive your certified death certificate on the following working day in the position. When accelerating, you will be charged extra, but you are certified death certificate your able within 15-30 minutes. They are numbers $3 for regular and $20 for the search after charge, while in expedited service, you pay $20 and $20 more for the search after fee.

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