Morgan County, Alabama – Birth Certificates and Death Records

If you’re trying to get at access to state records of nearly any kind, or if you are even trying to get a new license or state ID made, then you have learned of one potentially problematic fact: you need a copy of your birth certificate. If you don’t know where to look for these records, then it can obviously be incredibly difficult to find them – but it doesn’t need to be.

Thankfully, the Alabama Department of Public Health maintains all types of vital records, which also include birth certificates and death records. Even more thankful for those of you whom are highly concerned with your privacy, access to birth certificates for Morgan County is highly limited. Broadly speaking, you will need only prove that you are the person named on the certificate.

However, because there are certain instances in which other people will need to use your birth certificate for something – if, say, you are incapacitated – then this is also possible, but only for very close family members. If you would like to see what is required for family members to access your birth certificate, then click on this link: http://adph.org/vitalrecords/index.asp?id=1559.

If you are looking for the opposite record for someone you once knew – their death records – then you will be looking in essentially the same place: the website of the ADPH. You can find all of the necessary details for this kind of record at http://adph.org/vitalrecords/index.asp?id=1559.