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     • Yes, effective January 1, 2020, Code of Virginia § 32.1-263 requires the medical certification portion of death certificates to be completed and electronically filed through EDRS within 24 hours after death.
     www.vdh.virginia.gov/vital-records/electronic-death-registration-system/frequently-asked-questions-edrs/

     Frequently Asked Questions (EDRS) - Vital Records

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   Where can I get a copy of my Virginia vital records?

   • Certified copies of Virginia vital records (birth, death, marriage and divorce) are available for purchase at all DMV customer service centers. You may request a certificate for yourself or next of kin/immediate family, which includes mother, father, current spouse, child, brother or sister, and others under certain circumstances, with valid ID.

   Vital Records at DMV | Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles

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   What happens if a vital record cannot be found at DMV?

   • If a vital record cannot be found or cannot be printed at DMV, DMV will immediately forward the customer's application to the Virginia Department of Health, Division of Vital Records (VDH) for further research. If available, VDH will mail the certificate (s) to the address on the application.

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   How do I settle a deceased person's DMV records?

   • In settling the deceased’s DMV records, you will need to: cancel the driver’s license or indentification card record cancel disabled placards or license plates issued to the deceased transfer vehicle registrations This simple procedure removes the deceased’s name from DMV’s mailing list.

   DMV Guide for Family Members and Friends of the Recently Deceased

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   What documents do I need for a Virginia DMV visit?

   • See the documents and forms you may need for your next DMV visit. Certified copies of Virginia vital records (birth, death, marriage and divorce) are available for purchase at all DMV customer service centers.

   Vital Records at DMV | Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles

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3. www.dmv.virginia.gov › records › family-deceasedResources for Family of Deceased | Virginia Department of ...

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   Resources for Family of Deceased. Clear Driver's License or Photo Identification Card Record. Transfer Vehicle Ownership. Transfer Vehicle Registration. Cancel Disabled Placards and Plates. A DMV Guide for Family Members and Friends of the Recently Deceased.

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4. www.dmv.virginia.gov › records › vitalVital Records at DMV | Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles

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   Vital Records at DMV. See the documents and forms you may need for your next DMV visit. Certified copies of Virginia vital records (birth, death, marriage and divorce) are available for purchase at all DMV customer service centers.

5. www.dmv.virginia.gov › sites › defaultDMV Guide for Family Members and Friends of the Recently Deceased

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   Upon the death of a registered motor vehicle owner, the vehicle registrations and license plates remain valid until: the designated beneficiary transfers the title into his/her nam. See information about Transferring Vehicle Ownership of Titles. (continued on reverse)

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   In settling the deceased's DMV records, you may need to address the following: Clearing the Driver's License or Photo Identification Card Record. Transferring Vehicle Ownership. Transferring the Vehicle Registration. Canceling Disabled Placards or Plates.

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   You can request a death certificate directly from the Office of Vital Records, or bring the request to DMV for forwarding to the Vital Records Office. For more information, refer to Vital Records at DMV .

9. www.vdh.virginia.gov › vital-recordsOffice of Vital Records - Vital Records

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   Apr 23, 2024 · Death, marriage, and divorce records become public information 25 years after the event. Vital records are available to immediate family members only: mother, father, spouse, child, brother, sister, and grandparents with valid identification.

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    Certified copies of Virginia vital records (birth, death, marriage, and divorce) are available for purchase at all full service DMV locations, which include DMV customer service centers and DMV 2 Go mobile offices.