We only issue certificates for individuals who were born in the state of New Mexico. Please see the Vital Records Reference by State to find out where to obtain birth certificates for other states. New Mexico birth and death certificates are restricted access records. State law restricts access to the registrant, registrant's immediate family members or those who represent tangible proof of legal interest in the requested record.
Immediate Family means any of the following: mother, father, sibling, child, grandchild, current spouse, or maternal or paternal grandparent. Paternal grandparent is eligible if father is listed on the vital record. Effective October 29, , New Mexico law allows individuals who were born in New Mexico and want to change the gender designation or the gender designation of their child on the birth certificate to do so by completing the appropriate request form through the Bureau of Vital Records.
The new law will allow for Male, Female and X as acceptable options. Please visit the Gender Designation Change on a Birth Certificate page to access instructions and forms.
State law restricts access to the registrant's immediate family members or those who represent tangible proof of legal interest in the requested record. We do not accept credit cards or online orders; however, for your convenience, you may apply online through VitalChek, an independent company that we have partnered with to provide you this service.
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File a Fictitious Business Name. General Info. Apply for a Marriage License. Divorce Record Info. Register as a Notary Public. Notary Fees. Notary Searches. Domestic Partnership. File for a Domestic Partnership. Department of State. Depending on the country, a vital records office in the nation may also list the birth. If you were born on a military base abroad, your parents might not have registered your birth with the U. In that case, you may have to contact the hospital where you were born.
If you were born in a foreign country and adopted by a U. The country in which you were born would have issued one. To get a copy, contact the nearest foreign embassy or consulate for that country. If you need an authenticated copy and it's not in English, ask the embassy for help to get it translated.
If you were adopted from another country by a U. For help, contact U. Citizenship and Immigration Services. A marriage license legally allows you to marry. A marriage certificate proves you got married. How you get copies depends on whether you married in the U. Contact the state vital records office. They may direct you to the clerk of the city or county where the license was issued or to another local office.
They will tell you the cost, what information you need to supply, and if you can get a copy online, by mail, or in person. Contact the embassy or consulate of the country where the marriage took place. Its staff will help you get a certified copy of the foreign marriage document.
Many organizations require a certified copy of the death certificate when someone dies. How you get copies depends on whether the person died in the U. Contact the vital records office of the state where the death occurred to learn:. You will need to know the date and place of death. The state may also ask for other details about the person, how you are related to them, or why you want the certificate. You may only need a photocopy for other tasks, such as canceling a subscription.
Check with the agency or organization handling each account. When a U. A divorce decree is an official document from the court that grants the termination of a marriage.
It includes specific details of the divorce. A divorce certificate is issued by a state vital records office.
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