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How to Find New Mexico Death Records (view source)
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== '''Next Step: When did the death occur? ''' == | == '''Next Step: When did the death occur? ''' == | ||
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| '''Free;''' at [[Family History Library|Family History Library]] in Salt Lake City or minimal rental fee at a [[FamilySearch Centers|FamilySearch Center]] near you. | | '''Free;''' at [[Family History Library|Family History Library]] in Salt Lake City or minimal rental fee at a [[FamilySearch Centers|FamilySearch Center]] near you. | ||
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| {{FHL|749833|item|disp=1927–1945 - New Mexico Death Certificates}} | | {{FHL|749833|item|disp=1927–1945 - New Mexico Death Certificates}} | ||
| '''Free;''' at [[Family History Library|Family History Library]] in Salt Lake City or minimal rental fee at a [[FamilySearch Centers|FamilySearch Center]] near you. | | '''Free;''' at [[Family History Library|Family History Library]] in Salt Lake City or minimal rental fee at a [[FamilySearch Centers|FamilySearch Center]] near you. | ||
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| align="left" colspan="3" | '''Order Certificates from New Mexico''' | | align="left" colspan="3" | '''Order Certificates from New Mexico''' | ||
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| [http://vitalrecordsnm.org/death.shtml 1899–Present - New Mexico Department of Health.] | | [http://vitalrecordsnm.org/death.shtml 1899–Present - New Mexico Department of Health.] | ||
| '''$;''' The death certificates may be obtained through the Department of Health. "Death certificates become public records fifty (50) years after the date of death." <ref>New Mexico Vital Records and Health Department, http://vitalrecordsnm.org/death.shtml</ref> | | '''$;''' The death certificates may be obtained through the Department of Health. "Death certificates become public records fifty (50) years after the date of death." <ref>New Mexico Vital Records and Health Department, http://vitalrecordsnm.org/death.shtml</ref> | ||