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Nebraska vital records are the recorded documents of births, deaths, marriages, and divorces occurring in Nebraska. The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services started keeping birth and death records in 1904 and marriage and divorce records from 1909.
For marriages before the said record-keeping date, you can contact the country where the marriage license was filed or the NSHS - Nebraska State Historical Society. You can check divorce records before 1909 with the District Court in the county where the divorce was granted.
You can get a copy of birth records in Nebraska by filling out the application form and submitting it either through mail or online application. The fee for a copy of a Nebraska birth certificate is $17.
Nebraska birth certificates are not open to the public. Only the following persons are allowed to order and receive a copy of a Nebraska birth certificate:
To request NE birth records by mail, send a $17.00 check or money order to "Vital Records" (no credit cards). You must include the following information:
You can download and fill out this Birth Certificate Application Form. After completion, print and mail it to DHHS.
Nebraska Vital Records
P.O. Box 95065,
Lincoln, Nebraska
68509-5065
You can contact the office at (402) 471-2871 or visit them at Nebraska State Office Building 301 Centennial Mall South First Floor, Lincoln, NE 68508.
You can get a copy of death records in Nebraska by filling out the application form and submitting it either through mail or online application.
Nebraska death certificates are not open to the public. Only the following persons are allowed to order and receive a copy of a Nebraska death certificate:
Important details to know when requesting a death certificate:
You can contact the office at 402-471-2871for any other request.
Please note that you can only request a death certificate for your immediate family members, including your:
To request NE death records by mail, send a $16 money order or check made out to "Vital Records" and include a photocopy of a government-issued photo ID with your request, including the following information:
You can download and fill out this Death Certificate Application Form. After completion, print and mail it to DHHS.
Nebraska Vital Records
P.O. Box 95065,
Lincoln, Nebraska
68509-5065
You can get a copy of marriage records in Nebraska by filling out the application form and submitting it through mail or online application.
Nebraska marriage records are not available to the public for the first 50 years. The only people who are allowed to order and receive a copy of a Nebraska marriage certificate are:
To request a copy of a NE marriage certificate, you must provide:
You can download and fill out this Marriage Certificate Application Form. After completion, print and mail it to DHHS.
Important thing(s) to remember:
If you request your parents' marriage records, you must provide your birth certificate. Your parents' details appearing on your birth certificate will be your proof.
Genealogical Use:
Only birth and death records are available for genealogical use.
Requesting BY MAIL:
When requesting by mail, you must include a photocopy of your government-issued photo ID (i.e., driver's license), the application form, and a $16 money order or check payable to "Vital Records."
Nebraska Vital Records
P.O. Box 95065,
Lincoln, Nebraska
68509-5065
You can get a copy of divorce records in Nebraska by filling out the application form and submitting it through mail or online application.
Nebraska divorce records are not available to the public for the first 50 years. The only people who are allowed to order and receive a copy of the Nebraska divorce certificate are:
To request a copy of NE divorce records, you must provide:
Important thing(s) to remember:
If you request your parents' divorce records, you must provide your birth certificate. Your parents' details appearing on your birth certificate will be your proof.
Genealogical Use:
Only birth and death records are available for genealogical use.
Requesting BY MAIL:
For by-mail requests, you must include a photocopy of your government-issued photo ID (i.e., driver's license), the application form, and a $16 money order or check payable to "Vital Records."
You can download and fill out this Divorce Certificate Application Form. After completion, print and mail it to DHHS.
Nebraska Vital Records
P.O. Box 95065,
Lincoln, Nebraska
68509-5065