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 *FamilySearch.org - If the indexed information includes a GS microfilm number you can request the digital image using the [[Photoduplication Services|Photoduplication request]] process. <br>
 *[[Illinois Regional Archives Depository (IRAD)|Illinois Regional Archives Depository (IRAD)]]&nbsp;- many Illinois vital records are available at low or no cost via IRAD.&nbsp; Check the IRAD&nbsp;[http://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/departments/archives/IRAD/iradholdings.html Local Government Records Database] to see if birth records are available for the county for that date range.&nbsp; Select the county from the list and search for the word "Birth".&nbsp; IRAD&nbsp;accepts requests by phone.<br>
-*Individual County Clerks - If there is no GS microfilm number available and the records aren't available via IRAD, [http://www.idph.state.il.us/vitalrecords/countylisting.htm contact] the county clerk where your ancestor was born and order a copy of the birth record. Some Illinois counties have digitized their records and made them available online for a fee. <br>
+*Individual County Clerks - If there is no GS microfilm number available and the records aren't available via IRAD, [http://www.dph.illinois.gov/search/site/county%20clerks contact] the county clerk where your ancestor was born and order a copy of the birth record. Some Illinois counties have digitized their records and made them available online for a fee. <br>
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