Utah Death Records

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

Death records from the state of Utah are really exemplary of how public documents can be so important in so many contexts. After all, not only are death records vital to the family of the decedent, but these documents are also an important part of the historical record. Searching for Utah death records, however, can sometimes seem more complicated than it should have to be.

The state agency in charge of death records in Utah is the Office of Vital Records and Statistics. This agency provides Utah death records to qualified and interested parties. They hold death records dating back all the way to 1905.

Believe it or not, requesting and receiving Utah death records is actually surprisingly easy. Mailed in requests are only difficult in that they frequently require a lot of waiting, but they are completely easy to handle. But internet public records resources have not only made it even easier to request the Utah death records you may need, but they have also made it easier to use internet information technology to lessen the amount of waiting you have to do to get information.

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

You may request Utah death certificates for the years 1905 to the present from the state office. There is a fee of $13.00, which may be paid with personal check or money order. You must include a large photo copy of your valid photo ID. For more information visit: Utah Department of Health