State vital records · DHHS - Office of Vital Records
Nebraska Vital Records
Get a birth, death, or marriage certificate in Nebraska — official fees, processing times, ID requirements, and every local vital records office by county and city.
Nebraska · 110 offices
- 110
- Offices listed
- 101
- Counties covered
- $17.00
- Birth cert. fee
- 2–5 weeks
- Avg. processing
At a glance
Department of Health and Human Services - Office of Vital Records (DHHS - Office of Vital Records)
- Address
- 301 Centennial Mall South, First Floor, Lincoln, NE
- Mailing
- Vital Records PO Box 95065 Lincoln, NE 68509-5065
- Phone
- (402) 471-2871
- Website
- Official site ↗
- Hours
- 8 AM–5 PM (according to google maps, no info provided on their website)
Nebraska Birth Certificate
- Fee
- $17
- Additional copy
- $17
- Rush fee
- $0 (?)
- Processing time
- Minimum 15 days in-office processing for regular mail orders
- Rush processing
- 1-2 days
- Public after
- 50 years after death
Who can request
- Children
- Person on Record
- Spouse
Required information
- Date of Birth
- Father's Name
- Full Name of Person of Record
- Mailing Address
- Mother's Name
- Phone Number
- Place of Birth
- Purpose for the Certificate
- Your Name
- Your Relationship to the Person of Record
- Your Signature
Accepted ID
- Driver's License
- State ID
Nebraska Death Certificate
- Fee
- $16
- Additional copy
- $16
- Rush fee
- $0 (?)
- Processing time
- Minimum 15 days in-office processing for regular mail orders
- Rush processing
- 1-2 days
- Public after
- 50 years
Who can request
- Children
- Parents
- Spouse
Required information
- Date of Death
- Father's Name
- Full Name of Person of Record
- Funeral Home Name
- Mailing Address
- Mother's Name
- Phone Number
- Place of Death
- Place of Residence
- Purpose for the Certificate
- Spouse Name
- Year of Birth
- Your Name
- Your Relationship to the Person of Record
- Your Signature
Accepted ID
- Driver's License
- State ID
Nebraska Marriage Certificate
- Fee
- $16
- Additional copy
- $16
- Rush fee
- $0 (?)
- Processing time
- Minimum 15 days in-office processing for regular mail orders
- Rush processing
- 1-2 days
- Public after
- All Confidential
Who can request
- Children
- Person on Record
Required information
- Bride Name
- Bride's Name Before Marriage
- Date of Marriage
- Groom Name
- Mailing Address
- Phone Number
- Place where License Was Issued
- Purpose for the Certificate
- Your Name
- Your Relationship to the Person of Record
- Your Signature
Accepted ID
- Driver's License
- State ID
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Most Nebraska birth and death records are requested at the county level. Browse by office type, popular city, or county.
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All counties (101)
- Antelope County1
- Arthur County1
- Banner County1
- Blaine County1
- Boone County1
- Box Butte County1
- Boyd County1
- Brown County1
- Buffalo County1
- Burt County1
- Burwell County1
- Butler County1
- Cass County1
- Cedar County1
- Chase County1
- Cherry County1
- Cheyenne County1
- Clay County2
- Colfax County1
- Columbus County1
- Crete County1
- Cuming County1
- Custer County1
- Dakota County2
- Dawes County1
- Dawson County1
- Deuel County1
- Dodge County1
- Douglas County1
- Dundy County1
- Fillmore County1
- Franklin County1
- Frontier County1
- Furnas County1
- Gage County1
- Garden County1
- Garfield County1
- Gosper County1
- Grand Island County1
- Grant County1
- Greeley County1
- Hall County1
- Hamilton County1
- Harlan County1
- Hayes County1
- Hemingford County1
- Hitchcock County1
- Holdrege County1
- Holt County1
- Hooker County1
- Howard County1
- Jefferson County1
- Johnson County1
- Kearney County1
- Keith County1
- Keya Paha County1
- Kimball County1
- Knox County1
- Lancaster County1
- Lincoln County1
- Lincoln-Lancaster County1
- Logan County1
- Loup County1
- Madison County1
- McPherson County1
- Merrick County1
- Morrill County1
- Nance County1
- Nemaha County1
- Nuckolls County1
- Ogallala County1
- Oneill County1
- Otoe County1
- Papillion County1
- Pawnee County1
- Perkins County1
- Phelps County1
- Pierce County1
- Platte County1
- Polk County2
- Red Willow County2
- Richardson County1
- Rock County1
- Saline County1
- Sarpy County1
- Saunders County1
- Scotts Bluff County2
- Seward County1
- Sheridan County1
- Sherman County1
- Sioux County1
- Stanton County1
- Thayer County1
- Thomas County1
- Thurston County1
- Valley County1
- Washington County1
- Wayne County2
- Webster County1
- Wheeler County1
- York County2
Apostille & authentication
- Office
- Secretary of State
- Phone
- (402)471-2558
- Mailing
- Nebraska Secretary of State Notary Division PO Box 95104 Lincoln, NE 68509 or Nebraska Secretary of State Notary Division 1201 N Street, Suite 120 Lincoln, NE 68508
- Details
- Documents that may require an apostille or authentication are: • birth or death certificates • marriage licenses • divorce decrees • documentation for overseas adoptions • school transcripts • school diplomas or degrees • any business documentation for overseas • Power of Attorney documents
Nebraska vital records FAQs
How much does a Nebraska birth certificate cost?
The fee is $17.
How long does a Nebraska birth certificate take?
Minimum 15 days in-office processing for regular mail orders
How much does a Nebraska death certificate cost?
The fee is $16.
How long does a Nebraska death certificate take?
Minimum 15 days in-office processing for regular mail orders
How much does a Nebraska marriage certificate cost?
The fee is $16.
How long does a Nebraska marriage certificate take?
Minimum 15 days in-office processing for regular mail orders
Where do I get a birth certificate in Nebraska?
Nebraska birth and death records are requested at the county level or from the state vital records office. Browse the 110 offices listed on this page by county or city, or order online through our partner to skip the in-person visit.
Can I order a Nebraska birth certificate online?
Yes. You can prepare and submit your application online through our partner, Vital Records Online, and skip the in-person visit.
Public records: Nebraska Public Records Statutes. Information is provided as guidance and may change — verify with the state office before applying.