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Who Can Get a Death Record? Illinois State Statute (410 ILCS 535/25) governs who can be issued a certified copy of a death certificate. Death records can be obtained from relatives or those whom have financial interest in an estate. Death Records become genealogical records after 20 years.
Death records can be obtained from relatives or those whom have financial interest in an estate. To access Genealogical (non-certified) Records, you may do so online at www.dekalbgenealogy.com or you may request the record by mail using the Genealogy Request Form .
This page offers resources for looking up death records, verifying them, and accessing historical records. Use the links to navigate to the DeKalb Public Library database, request certified death certificates, and search land records through the DeKalb County Recorder's Office.
2 paź 2024 · DeKalb County Board of Health Death Certificate Order Form. ACCESSING A DEATH CERTIFICATE. Certified Death certificates are available to applicants having a direct and tangible interest, primary family members, or legal representatives of the family. PROVIDING INFORMATION.
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Find essential information on obtaining vital records in DeKalb County, IL. Learn how to order birth certificates, request death certificates, and access marriage and divorce records. Get details on required identification, fees for certified copies, and explore genealogy records.
A certified copy of a death record that can typically be used to obtain death benefits, claim insurance proceeds, notify social security and other legal purposes. Death Certifcates are available for events that occurred in DeKalb County from 1916 to present.
