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Most civil registration records have not been microfilmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, however, if you are researching from outside of Spain you should perform a [[FamilySearch Catalog Place Search|Place Search]] in the FamilySearch Catalog to determine if the civil registration records for the town you are researching in have been microfilmed. | Most civil registration records have not been microfilmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, however, if you are researching from outside of Spain you should perform a [[FamilySearch Catalog Place Search|Place Search]] in the FamilySearch Catalog to determine if the civil registration records for the town you are researching in have been microfilmed. | ||
Researchers can request free copies of certificates online from the [https://sede.mjusticia.gob.es/cs/Satellite/Sede/es/1215197884559/BusquedaTramites.html | Researchers can request free copies of certificates online from the [https://sede.mjusticia.gob.es/cs/Satellite/Sede/es/1215197884559/BusquedaTramites.html Ministra de Justicia]. For further information on how to do this see the article [[Order Spain Vital Records Online|Order Spain Vital Records Online]]. If you understand Spanish you may want to view this short {{LearningCenter2|37|video}} that explains how to order a birth certificate online from the Ministry of Justice in Spain. The process is virtually the same to order a marriage or death certificate. | ||
If the records you need have not been microfilmed you will most likely need to write to the archive where the records are housed. The best way to find out if civil registration records are available in the town you are researching in, and to get the address of the archive is through the Directorio de Archivos in the [http://aer.mcu.es/sgae/index_censo_guia.jsp Censo-guia]. | If the records you need have not been microfilmed you will most likely need to write to the archive where the records are housed. The best way to find out if civil registration records are available in the town you are researching in, and to get the address of the archive is through the Directorio de Archivos in the [http://aer.mcu.es/sgae/index_censo_guia.jsp Censo-guia]. | ||
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