Montana Birth Records

To begin, add a birth record or view a list of locations and resources for Montana birth records.

Birth records from Montana as well as across the country can be useful sources of information for both those they refer to and those doing research. If you're searching for Montana birth records, there are a few things you may want to keep in mind to help make your search a bit easier.

In Montana, birth records are maintained by the Office of Vital Statistics, which is part of the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services. This organization has birth records that date back to late 1907. Requests can be submitted to this office in writing, but this process can often take weeks if not longer to get results.

For those who need Montana birth records but don't have a lot of time, one of the quickest answers is to search online. Public record finders can often return results much faster than other searching methods.

To receive a birth certificate fill out the Montana Birth Certificate Mail-in Form. Mail your application to:

Montana birth certificates are available from the state from the year 1907 to the present. There is a fee of $12.00. You will need to provide a photocopy picture ID and your signature. You may pay with either personal check or money order. If you are 14 or older you are eligible to receive a copy of your own birth certificate in Montana. If you are not the person listed on the certificate you will need to provide proof of relationship or legal necessity. For more information visit: Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services