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All birth and death certificates for the City of Utica are on file in the Vital Records Office located at City Hall on the first floor. Our Records are from 1876 to present.
Birth certificates for persons born at St. Elizabeth's Hospital and St. Luke's before May 1957 are housed with the Utica Department of Vital Records. You may also obtain records through the New York State Bureau of Vital Statistics.
The Office of Vital Statistics maintains the records for all births and deaths that have taken place in Onondaga County for the past 150 years. The Office provides Birth Certificates, Death Certificates, and Acknowledgments of Parentage by request. We also offer genealogical research.
Address. 207 Genesee Street. Utica, NY 13501. General Phone. 315-793-2536 or. 1-800-624-6206. Fax. 315-793-2724. Office Hours: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Interpreter and ASL services available. Resources. How to Apply or Refer Individuals for Services. Vocational Rehabilitation Services. Transition and Youth Services. Business Services. Vendors.
The New York State Bureau of Vital Records maintains a registry of all births, marriages, divorces/dissolutions of marriage, deaths, induced termination of pregnancy/abortions, and fetal deaths that have occurred in New York State outside of New York City.
Sources of Birth, Marriage, and Death Certificates. The New York State Archives does not hold birth, marriage, and death certificates, only indexes to them. The State Department of Health and local registrars of vital statistics are authorized to furnish uncertified copies of vital records for genealogical purposes.
Finding birth, marriage, and death records - also known as vital records - can be very challenging for those researching ancestors in New York City or elsewhere in New York State. This comprehensive guide will tell you where and how to find your ancestor's vital certificate, or what substitutes can be used to uncover the same genealogical ...
