Court Record Search for North Carolina
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Process for ordering court records works in North Carolina
All the checks or money order for ordering court records works should be paid to North Carolina vital records. All personal checks are accepted. In case, you need the additional copies of the same record ordered at the same time, you need to pay five dollars. The current fee information can be availed from the website.
To obtain birth and death records from 1913 onwards, you should pay a sum of ten dollars. You must also include good information regarding the name of the individual, date of birth/death, place of birth/death, reason for request and your relationship with the individual.
In case, you are looking for certified copies, you must remember that these are available to only the individual named on the certificate, parents, siblings, spouse, direct ancestors, direct descendants, step parents or step children. As far as the uncertified copies are concerned, these are available to anyone for genealogical purposes.
For marriage and divorce records from January 1962 and 1958 onwards respectively, you need to pay a sum of ten dollars. Here, you must include the full maiden name of bride and groom (in case of marriage records), full name of husband and wife, county of divorce, county of marriage your relationship with the individual and the reason for request.
For more details on ordering court records works in North Carolina, you can visit the official website at the address mentioned below: www.ncgov.com
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