The registrant or an immediate family member are considered a qualified applicant to receive a certified copy of a vital record. Immediate family member by blood or marriage is defined as:. Birth and death records for the City of Paris are available from to present. Certified copies of a vital record can be obtained in person at City Hall Annex or mailed in. You must be a qualified applicant and provide the required information, and necessary fees. The notarized statement must correctly identify the record being requested, and it must specifically identify the person picking up the record.
In some cases, expired ID is accepted, but only when provided along with another form of non-expired ID. See our Acceptable ID page for complete details. For mail-in orders, you must present original ID to get a notary seal on your application. You must include a photocopy of acceptable ID with your application in the mail. Do not send original IDs in the mail.
For online orders, your identity is verified using an online database. For details on what information you must provide to verify your identity online, see the Requirements for Online Orders page. An acceptable form of ID is required to process your application. See the Acceptable ID page for complete details. If you do not have acceptable ID, an immediate family member with sufficient ID may also obtain the birth certificate. Birth certificates are not open records.
Access to birth certificates is restricted to qualified applicants for 75 years from the date of birth. An acceptable ID is required to verify your identity and to prove that you are a qualified applicant. See Costs and Fees — Birth Records for a list of the fees associated with each record type. Walk-in requests are typically processed the same day they are submitted; however, some applications may require 24 hours or more to process. See also the Processing Times for other ordering methods.
Complete and submit the appropriate Check Order Status form based on your ordering method, and a Vital Statistics representative will get back to you within two business days. Visit our Records for Foreign Governments Apostille page for instructions.
For contact information, visit apostilleinfo. Vital Statistics is unable to send records to the Texas Secretary of State. See the Records for Foreign Governments Apostille page for more information.
See the Requirements for Changing Vital Records page for detailed instructions and the required supporting documentation you must submit with your amendment application. See Costs and Fees — Birth Record Amendments for a listing of the fees associated with the type of change you are requesting.
Complete and submit the Check Order Status — Mail Orders form, and a Vital Statistics representative will get back to you within two business days. See the Processing Times page for the most up-to-date information on estimated processing times. Death certificates Order a copy of a death certificate by providing a valid ID, filling out an application online, by mail or in-person, and paying a fee.
External Link Icon Order death certificates online. Verification letters A verification letter indicates if a birth or death is on file in Texas. External Link Icon Order birth or death verification letters.
ID requirements Many forms of ID qualify for ordering vital records. Payments Payment methods vary based on order request online, by mail or in-person.
External Link Icon Learn how to order certificates. Record changes Asking to correct or change a record requires certain documentation. External Link Icon Learn how to correct a vital record. External Link Icon Register a delayed birth certificate. Vital record request and change permissions Plus Icon.
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