Iowa Court Record Search Tips
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Process for ordering court records works in Iowa
The Iowa Department of Public Health Collects check or money for court records works. All personal checks are accepted. You can also call or visit the website to confirm current fees or to download an application form.
The court records can also be requested via phone with a major credit for an additional processing fees of five dollars. This sort of service is not available for requests for genealogy.
To obtain birth records from July 1 in 1880 for ten dollar. Certified copies of birth records can be available only to people include the person named on the record or the spouse of the person, his or her children, legal parents, grand children, grandparents, siblings or legal representative or guardian. Legal guardians should also provide additional proof of their guardianship.
Don’t forget to include with the request the name of the person on the certificate, your name, address, date, place and year of birth. To obtain death certificates from July 1, 1880, you need to spend ten dollars. The certified copies of death records are available only to people named on the record or the deceased’s spouse, legal parents, children, grand children, grand parents, siblings or guardian.
In case, of legal guardians, additional proof of guardianship should be presented. You also need to include the following information:
a) The name of the person
b) The date and place of death
c) Your relationship with the deceased
d) The reason for request
e) Your name
f) Your address
g) Your telephone number
For further information on legal records, you can visit the state’s official website at the following address: www.iowa.gov
Entry Filed under: state court records
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