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Kemp, Thomas J. International Vital Records Handbook. 3rd ed. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1994. (FS Library book {{FSC|984403|title-id|disp=929.1 K32i 1994; computer number 735457}}.) Some Canadian sample forms and fee schedules are outdated. | Kemp, Thomas J. International Vital Records Handbook. 3rd ed. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1994. (FS Library book {{FSC|984403|title-id|disp=929.1 K32i 1994; computer number 735457}}.) Some Canadian sample forms and fee schedules are outdated. | ||
The FamilySearch Library also has a guide to Vital Records in the United States and Canada, which is frequently updated. (This guide is not available at | The FamilySearch Library also has a guide to Vital Records in the United States and Canada, which is frequently updated. (This guide is not available at FamilySearch Centers.) For current specific details, contact the provincial archives or the vital statistics offices named in the Wiki research articles for the province. | ||
Vital Records Offices. Each province has its own schedule of fees for vital records searches. Many offices want requests made on their own special forms. Some offices will search a three- or five-year time period on either side of the date you suggest, but some will search only a specific day, month, and year. Some provinces provide information only to the person whose records are sought, or to family members when the person’s proof of death is furnished. If the original certificate is found, a genealogical abstract is provided for no additional fee. Photocopies of the original certificates are not usually provided. | Vital Records Offices. Each province has its own schedule of fees for vital records searches. Many offices want requests made on their own special forms. Some offices will search a three- or five-year time period on either side of the date you suggest, but some will search only a specific day, month, and year. Some provinces provide information only to the person whose records are sought, or to family members when the person’s proof of death is furnished. If the original certificate is found, a genealogical abstract is provided for no additional fee. Photocopies of the original certificates are not usually provided. | ||
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