Montana Death Records

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

Montana death records are, like all other death records, useful sources of valuable information that can be vital in many situations. While death records from recent individuals might be viewed as the most valuable, older death records are also important, especially to historians and genealogists.

In the state of Montana, death records are kept by the Office of Vital Statistics. This agency has death records that date back more than a century, to late 1907.

Accessing these records can be done in several ways. While request are honored through the mail, this method is often slow and can tax those who aren't remarkably patient. For faster response, more and more researchers are finding the Montana death records they need by searching online through an internet public records finder.

To receive a death record fill out the Montana Death Certificate Mail-in Form. Mail your application to:

Montana death certificates and information is available from the year 1907 to the present. There is a small fee of $12.00, which you may pay when you apply. You can pay with either personal check or money order. You must provide a picture ID, and your signature. You may also have to prove relationship or eligibility for legal purposes. For more information visit: Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services