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How do I obtain a birth, marriage or death certificate?A birth certificate
may be obtained by the person named on the certificate (must be
at least 13 years old), by a person's parents and, if the
person (registrant) is deceased, by the next-of-kin or executor.
Not more than one wallet-sized certificate and
one certified copy (long form) will be issued. A marriage
certificate may be obtained by the bride or groom, or
by the children of their marriage (natural or adoptive). If a
parent is deceased, children may obtain a certified copy of the
marriage. Death
certificates are available to anyone. A certified copy
of a death registration is only available to the next of kin, the
executor or the estate administrator. For more information on
types of documents available and who is entitled to these
documents, please see Certificates. Application forms are available online, by mail from the Office of the Registrar General, in-person from our Toronto office at Macdonald Block (900 Bay Street, 2nd floor), and at Ontario Land Registry Offices and Government Information Centres located across the province. Applications may also be received and submitted by fax,
provided the applicant is making payment by VISA, AMEX or
MasterCard. For further information, you may write to the ORG
at: Office of the Registrar General Or fax: (807) 343-7459 For information call: Toronto and outside Ontario: (416) 325-8305 |
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