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**Delayed Birth Certificates and Index, Utah Office of Vital Records and Statistics (for births that occurred less than 100 years ago) and the Utah State Archives (births 100 years ago or more).<ref>''Delayed Birth Certificates Index,'' 1941—Present, Series 81438. Utah Vital Records and Statistics, 288 N. 146 W. SLC, Utah 84114-1012</ref><br>Individuals who were born before 1905, or who did not have a birth certificate may have applied for a delayed birth certificate. Vital Records began issuing delayed birth certificates on a standard form in 1941, though a number of delayed certificates were registered as early as 1916. The date span covers the dates of filing, but the actual birth dates go as far back as 1862. The records give genealogical information such as name, birth place and date, sex, and parents. | **Delayed Birth Certificates and Index, Utah Office of Vital Records and Statistics (for births that occurred less than 100 years ago) and the Utah State Archives (births 100 years ago or more).<ref>''Delayed Birth Certificates Index,'' 1941—Present, Series 81438. Utah Vital Records and Statistics, 288 N. 146 W. SLC, Utah 84114-1012</ref><br>Individuals who were born before 1905, or who did not have a birth certificate may have applied for a delayed birth certificate. Vital Records began issuing delayed birth certificates on a standard form in 1941, though a number of delayed certificates were registered as early as 1916. The date span covers the dates of filing, but the actual birth dates go as far back as 1862. The records give genealogical information such as name, birth place and date, sex, and parents. | ||
*1905—present: Certified copies of Birth Certificates<br>[ | *1905—present: Certified copies of Birth Certificates<br>[https://vitalrecords.utah.gov/records Utah State Department of Health]<br>288 North 1460 West Street<br>Salt Lake City, UT 84114<br>Telephone: 801-538-6105<br>For genealogical purposes request a complete, "full copy" of the records. | ||
*1905-present minus 100 years: Anyone may inspect and obtain a copy of a birth certificate more than 100 years old. The Utah State Archives preserves and digitizes birth certificates for online access at [http://archives.utah.gov/research archives.utah.gov] and a number of other sites, including FamilySearch and Ancestry.com. | *1905-present minus 100 years: Anyone may inspect and obtain a copy of a birth certificate more than 100 years old. The Utah State Archives preserves and digitizes birth certificates for online access at [http://archives.utah.gov/research archives.utah.gov] and a number of other sites, including FamilySearch and Ancestry.com. | ||
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