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Order through the NC Office of Vital Records: Order a Certificate. County Register of Deedsopens in new window where the birth occurred. VitalChekopens in new window is the only authorized vendor through which constituents may submit a remote order for a state-issued, certified birth certificate.
The certificate of live birth simply verifies that you are medically alive, whereas the birth certificate verifies who you are, who your parents are, where you were born, and your date of birth. Without your birth certificate, you cannot prove who you are. This can cause many problems for yourself.
Request a Birth or Death Certificate Mecklenburg County residents can visit the Office of Vital Records website to obtain a certified or uncertified birth or death certificate that was registered in Mecklenburg County.
To voluntarily add a father's name to a Birth Certificate, both the Mother and Father complete a form known as an Affidavit of Parentage at the Clerk of Court's office (704-832-6600). Once completed, the document is then submitted to the State Department of Vital Records to amend the Birth Certificate.
Mecklenburg County residents can visit the Office of Vital Records website to obtain a certified or uncertified birth or death certificate that was registered in Mecklenburg County.
Order at the Register of Deeds + In most cases, certificates can be obtained from the Register of Deeds on the same day. Note: NC Vital Records is the only office from which you may obtain a birth certificate for an adopted child.
The Request for Verification of Birth form is essential for applicants needing to verify their birth details for military enlistment. This official document collects crucial information regarding the applicant's personal details and birth information. Ensure to fill it out accurately to avoid delays in processing.