- Alberta Death Certificate
- British Columbia Death Certificate
- Manitoba Death Certificate
- New Brunswick Death Certificate
- Newfoundland and Labrador Death Certificate
- Northwest Territories Death Certificate
- Nova Scotia Death Certificate
- Nunavut Death Certificate
- Ontario Death Certificate
- Prince Edward Island Death Certificate
- Quebec Death Certificate
- Saskatchewan Death Certificate
- Yukon Death Certificate
I am an Australian living in Australia I need to apply for a death certificate of my husband who was a Canadian and died in Canada I have the relevant paperwork but I do not know where to send it I know I cant send it to vital staticstics in red deer alberta
You must appy for an Alberta Death Certificate by mail. You can find the application on Alberta government’s website.
looking to apply for death certificates of my grand parents
Death cerficates are issued by the province. Each province has slightly different rules about who is eligible to apply for death certificates so, depending upon where they died, your parent might have to apply instead. Applications are often done online but sometimes must still be done on paper. Each province is different. Google “[province] + death certificate application” and avoid the ads from private companies.
I have a 13 years old daughter whom has a father who was a Canadian citizen but is now deceased. She has been in my care since her birth. She’s unable to receive any benefits without it. How can I apply for his death certificate from Jamaica?
Yes. You will have to contact the Vital Stastistics Office or Registrar General for the province he died in. You will have to prove you have custody of the child.
how can i get a death certificate for a canadian citizen that died on vacation in Jamaica ? and who can request it?
Contact the Registrar General of Jamaica: 1-876-749-0550 or 1-876-619-1260, email: information@rgd.gov.jm A copy of a death certificate is either USD$70 (approximately $92.50) or J$1500 ($14.50) depending upon which price schedule you consult.
My mother is trying to obtain a death certificate on her estranged husband who was from and passed away in Canada.
Your mother should contact the Vital Statistics Office or Registrar General of the province her husband died in.
Need to find out how to obtain death certificate of my estranged wife? All I know she died about 4-5 years ago and I have Funeral Home that performed services. I do not have specific dates. I am in United States and getting Married but need this document to do so. If I need to go to Canada to obtain this is there some form I can fill out and sign so that someone can go on my behalf as I am unable do to work reasons.
You can apply for your wife’s death certificate from her province of death’s Vital Statistics Office or Office of the Registrar General. Many provinces now offer online applications for your convenience.
Whether funeral certificate is sufficient to prove death.
It depends upon what you want to use it for. Often a “Proof of Death Certificate” signed by a funeral director is sufficient, but it may not be, you may require the Death Certificate issued by the provincial Registrar or Vital Statistics Office.
how do I apply for an early registration of death ?
There is no such thing as early registration of death. The deceased has to be dead before you can apply for a death certificate.
Am I entitled to see my father’s death certificate and wills
You can get a copy of your father’s death certificate from the Registrar General or Vital Statistics Office of the province he died in. His will is another story – you will have to contact whoever is in possession of the will.
I live in the United States, how do we get a death certificate for our father who died in Canada while visiting?
You will have to contact the registrar or Vital Statistics office of the province where he died. Death certificates are handled by the provinces.
how to find out if a person died in quebec? would just like the date and confirmation
You will need to contact the Directeur de l’etat civil: http://www.etatcivil.gouv.qc.ca/en/default.html
I have had my 15 year old daughter in my custody since she was born her father was never in her life and he died 4 years ago I was told I need a death certificate but don’t know how to get in contact with the family haven’t seen or talked to them in 15 years and I can’t get a copy of the certificate as I wasn’t his spouse when he died and my daughter can’t get a copy until she’s 18 so what am I supposed to do?
If you live in Ontario, for example, there are no restrictions on who can apply for a death certificate: https://www.orgforms.gov.on.ca/eForms/eForms_faq/start.do?lang=en#whoCanApplyDeathCert So you can apply for your daughter’s father’s death certificate and then use that to apply for whatever it is your daughter needs.
What counts as a valid reason for an early registration of death?
The validity of your reason for an early death registration is left up to each Registrar General. If you can prove that because of the person’s death there is an urgent reason to settle an estate claim, this has been seen as a valid reason to qualify for an early registration of death. Also if someone needs to claim a will from a deceased relative, as long as there is sufficient proof of this need, then this has been valid before for an early registration of death.
How long does it take for a death to be legally registered?
It takes about 3 months for a death to be registered according to the Office of the Registrar General. You can apply for the death certificate once you receive notice that the death has been registered.
How do you register a death?
Following the death, you must call a doctor or coroner. He / she will fill out a Medical Certificate of Death and give it to the funeral director. The funeral director and a family member must then complete the Statement of Death form. The funeral director will then submit both the Medical Certificate of Death and the Statement of Death form to the local municipality’s clerk’s office so that the death can be registered.
looking to apply for death certificates of my grand parents
Death cerficates are issued by the province. Each province has slightly different rules about who is eligible to apply for death certificates so, depending upon where they died, your parent might have to apply instead. Applications are often done online but sometimes must still be done on paper. Each province is different. Google “[province] + death certificate application” and avoid the ads from private companies.
I have a 13 years old daughter whom has a father who was a Canadian citizen but is now deceased. She has been in my care since her birth. She’s unable to receive any benefits without it. How can I apply for his death certificate from Jamaica?
Yes. You will have to contact the Vital Stastistics Office or Registrar General for the province he died in. You will have to prove you have custody of the child.
how can i get a death certificate for a canadian citizen that died on vacation in Jamaica ? and who can request it?
Contact the Registrar General of Jamaica: 1-876-749-0550 or 1-876-619-1260, email: information@rgd.gov.jm A copy of a death certificate is either USD$70 (approximately $92.50) or J$1500 ($14.50) depending upon which price schedule you consult.
My mother is trying to obtain a death certificate on her estranged husband who was from and passed away in Canada.
Your mother should contact the Vital Statistics Office or Registrar General of the province her husband died in.
Need to find out how to obtain death certificate of my estranged wife? All I know she died about 4-5 years ago and I have Funeral Home that performed services. I do not have specific dates. I am in United States and getting Married but need this document to do so. If I need to go to Canada to obtain this is there some form I can fill out and sign so that someone can go on my behalf as I am unable do to work reasons.
You can apply for your wife’s death certificate from her province of death’s Vital Statistics Office or Office of the Registrar General. Many provinces now offer online applications for your convenience.
Whether funeral certificate is sufficient to prove death.
It depends upon what you want to use it for. Often a “Proof of Death Certificate” signed by a funeral director is sufficient, but it may not be, you may require the Death Certificate issued by the provincial Registrar or Vital Statistics Office.
how do I apply for an early registration of death ?
There is no such thing as early registration of death. The deceased has to be dead before you can apply for a death certificate.
Am I entitled to see my father’s death certificate and wills
You can get a copy of your father’s death certificate from the Registrar General or Vital Statistics Office of the province he died in. His will is another story – you will have to contact whoever is in possession of the will.
I live in the United States, how do we get a death certificate for our father who died in Canada while visiting?
You will have to contact the registrar or Vital Statistics office of the province where he died. Death certificates are handled by the provinces.
how to find out if a person died in quebec? would just like the date and confirmation
You will need to contact the Directeur de l’etat civil: http://www.etatcivil.gouv.qc.ca/en/default.html
I have had my 15 year old daughter in my custody since she was born her father was never in her life and he died 4 years ago I was told I need a death certificate but don’t know how to get in contact with the family haven’t seen or talked to them in 15 years and I can’t get a copy of the certificate as I wasn’t his spouse when he died and my daughter can’t get a copy until she’s 18 so what am I supposed to do?
If you live in Ontario, for example, there are no restrictions on who can apply for a death certificate: https://www.orgforms.gov.on.ca/eForms/eForms_faq/start.do?lang=en#whoCanApplyDeathCert So you can apply for your daughter’s father’s death certificate and then use that to apply for whatever it is your daughter needs.
What counts as a valid reason for an early registration of death?
The validity of your reason for an early death registration is left up to each Registrar General. If you can prove that because of the person’s death there is an urgent reason to settle an estate claim, this has been seen as a valid reason to qualify for an early registration of death. Also if someone needs to claim a will from a deceased relative, as long as there is sufficient proof of this need, then this has been valid before for an early registration of death.
How long does it take for a death to be legally registered?
It takes about 3 months for a death to be registered according to the Office of the Registrar General. You can apply for the death certificate once you receive notice that the death has been registered.
How do you register a death?
Following the death, you must call a doctor or coroner. He / she will fill out a Medical Certificate of Death and give it to the funeral director. The funeral director and a family member must then complete the Statement of Death form. The funeral director will then submit both the Medical Certificate of Death and the Statement of Death form to the local municipality’s clerk’s office so that the death can be registered.
