Nebraska Birth Records

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

Nebraska birth records serve multiple purposes. On the one hand, modern birth records are important legal documents that may be necessary to register for school, get a passport, and many other things. In addition, Nebraska birth records, and those from other states, can tell an intricate and important story from history. No matter why you might be searching, birth records from Nebraska can be easy to find if you know where and how to search.

The Vital Records department in Nebraska keeps all birth records and has birth records dating back to 1904. Some even older records may also be available.

In Nebraska, according to Neb. Rev. Statute 71-612, birth records are considered public record and are allowed to be viewed by anyone. Certified copies, however, can only be ordered by those with proper purpose.

While orders are accepted for walk-ins and through the mail, one of the fastest ways to get the Nebraska birth records you need is to use an online public records finder to lead you to the information you're after.

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

Nebraska birth certificates are available at the state level, dating back to 1904. even if the birth occurred before 1904, you may contact the State office to find out how to receive the information you need. You may only receive a Nebraska birth certificate for yourself, your child, your parent or your spouse. You must provide Government issued photo ID, and pay the fee of $12.00. For more information visit: Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services