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Learn Where to FInd Arizona Marriage Certificates and How They Are Filed with the State Government

In the American state of Arizona, official records of its citizens have been archived with utmost care. Arizona marriage records, along with birth and death records, are no exception.

From the year 1909, these records have been stored, and are available to the people on request. Arizona marriage records are essential documents for genealogical research, and can help you when you are trying to make your family tree. Marriage records are a great way to revisit the past.

Details to Include in a Request



If you are applying for a copy of a marriage license, you need to keep in mind a few details. These details are essential to furnish to the authorities for them to process the request.

Firstly, the full name of the husband (last name in caps) is required to be furnished. Secondly, the full maiden name of the wife (last name in caps) is required. The date and place of marriage are essential. The relationship of the couple to the requesting party needs to be elaborated.

Your name & address, as well as your driver's license number & state are vital information that needs to be given. Finally, your signature also needs to be furnished.

Where to Find an Arizona Marriage Certificate



The State of Arizona began statewide recording of births and deaths in July, 1909. This was done through the Office of Vital Records. Many of these records were collected from 1884 and 1887 respectively. On the other hand, marriage records are still recorded in the county Superior Court clerk's Office where the marriage occurred.

For your copy of the records, you need to send your request to the following office:

Arizona Department of Health Services
Vital Records Section
2727 W. Glendale Avenue
P.O. Box 3887
Phoenix, AZ 85030-3887
Tel: 602-255-3260

If you are searching for marriage records and/or prior records, you have to get in touch with the clerk of the county in question, or search Phoenix marriage certificates.

How to Obtain a Copy of an Arizona Marriage Certificate



There are a few guidelines to keep in mind when you are requesting an Arizona marriage certificate. Following these guidelines can help you a great deal in your search for Arizona marriage records.

Primarily, keep your letters short and right to the point. It is advisable not to include more than one or two requests at any one time. Please do not write confusing details regarding your family lines.

Secondly, do always enclose an S.A.S.E., or Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope. This greatly facilitates a reply from the official end.

Thirdly, furnish complete information on an individual and event for which you have placed the request. Please write all names that may have been used at the time of the event. These names will have to include nicknames, alternate spellings, etc.

You are also required to list the dates and type of event as completely and accurately as possible. If you are not sure of the exact date, please detail the span of years you wish to be searched and you should be prepared to reimburse by paying for searches that span several years.



 

 

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