New York Public Divorce Records

by Ben Kingsley

A record of divorce in New York, whether it is a decree or a certificate, is a legal document. Such register can be advantageous in many ways. One of which is when you are perusing the background of a certain individual you wish to establish rapport with, or when you are doing a self background check in case you want to get married again. Either way, divorce records will bring light to significant information that you may need to know and will indicate any contents that need to be reviewed for accuracy and completeness.

The central repository for divorce records in New York is the Vital Statistics Office which is operated by the State's Department of Health. Divorce files can be through decrees or certificates. Divorces that transpired before the year 1963 are in the form of decrees only. Divorce certificates are not public information. Hence, only those authorized by law are allowed to obtain a copy of such information. Those who can get a copy of a divorce record in the state are the persons indicated on the document and those that they authorize to claim the record.

Records of divorce recorded from January 1963 to present can be retrieved from the Vital Records Division in the Department of Health. Divorces that transpired prior to such year, however, can only be accessed at the Clerk or Registrar for Divorce in the county where the dissolution of marriage was filed and ratified.

When appealing for a copy of a divorce record in New York, a processing fee of $15 is required. Such fee is not refundable whatever the result of the search may be. In case no divorce record is found, the fee will not be returned back to you as it applies for the search itself. In this case, a "Certificate of Failure to Find" will be issued.

When requesting for the divorce decree or certificate, you have to provide the necessary information required for your request to be processed. Significant details needed are the complete names of the husband and the wife, date and county of the marriage, and the county where the divorce was filed and approved. As the one requesting the record, you must also provide your personal details such as your full name, address, and your contact number. You also have to indicate your relationship to the subjects and the reason for requesting the divorce records.

In contrast, placing the order for divorce records online is a much simpler and more convenient way. All you need is a computer and an Internet connection and you're good to go. You can search for divorce records over the web through the help of independent online service providers. With such alternatives, you can even get a hold of divorce records free of charge. Other sources require a minimal fee though. Either way, you can be certain of a faster transaction, and comprehensive and accurate results.



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