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Vital Statistics
   
Location: 221 Hospital Drive, NE
Fort Walton Beach, FL  32548
Telephone: (850) 833-9255
Hours of Operation: Monday through Friday
8:00 am through 4:15 pm


Birth Records - Baby in a blanket
Birth Records


Death Records - Image of a headstone
Death Records
  • Mail Orders
  • Fax Orders
  • Applications
  • Katherine's Law
  • Putative Father's Registry
  • Eligibility
  • Fees
  • Applications
  • Apostille Death Certificates
  • FAQ's on death records
   
State Birth Certificates -Map of Florida State Birth Certificate Applications

Anyone born in the State of Florida prior to 1930 must obtain his/her birth certificate from the State Bureau of Vital Statistics in Jacksonville, FL. For more information, please call (904) 359-6900.

State Application for Florida Birth Record (English)
State Application for Birth Record (Spanish)
State Application for Birth Record (Creole)
   
Amendments Amendments

If the birth record contains errors, it may be possible to correct the record. Depending on the type of correction and the age of the registrant, documentary evidence may be required to support the correction. If the correction is to the name of a minor child, the signatures of both parents, if listed on the original birth record, are required. A non-refundable fee of $20.00 which includes one certification of the record is required by Florida law. All amendments are processed through the State Bureau of Vital Statistics.

Instructions for Amending a Certificate of Live Birth
Application to Amend:  English / Spanish / Creole
Affidavit of Amendment of Certificate of Live Birth
   
Apostille Certificates - Map United States and Florida Apostille Birth and Death Certificates

Apostille Birth and Death Certificates are those prepared to give to foreign countries. The following situations are examples of when an Apostille Birth Certificate could be required:
• Transferred by your employer to a foreign country
• Wanting to marry in a foreign country
• Adopting a child in a foreign country

The following situations are examples of when an Apostille Death Certificate could be required:
• Burying a deceased family member in a foreign country
• Settling an estate of a deceased family member in a foreign country

 

  This page was updated on 9-Jun-10
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