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1. www2.gov.bc.ca › death › death-certificatesDeath Certificates - Province of British Columbia

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   Any person can apply for a death certificate. How to Order a Death Certificate. You can apply in any one of the following four ways: Online. Use the Vital Statistics Agency's secure online ordering service. A credit card is required. By Mail. Send a completed Application for Death Certificate or Death Registration Photocopy/Extract (VSA 430d ...

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2. www.bac-lac.gc.ca › eng › discoverSearch: Births, Marriages and Deaths recorded in Canada

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   Please see the records for a list of what's included in this database. For information on where to search for other records, consult Canadian genealogy links and resources.

3. www2.gov.bc.ca › gov › contentGenealogy Certified Copies of a Death Registration

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   • Who Can Order A Genealogy Certified Copy of A Death Registration?
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   If more than 20 years have passedsince the date of the death, anyone can apply for a certified copy of a death registration. If fewer than 20 years have passedsince the date of the death, only the following people can apply: 1. a relative of the deceased with proof of relationship. Eligible applicants include the mother, father, son, daughter, sist...

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   After confirming that you are eligible to receive a genealogy certified copy of a death registration, you can apply in one of the following ways:

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   $50 per genealogy certified death registration delivered by regular mail. Prints within 20 business days, plus mailing time from Victoria to you. Courier delivery is not available

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4. www.familysearch.org › search › collectionCanada, British Columbia Death Registrations, 1872-1986; 1992 ...

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   Division of Vital Statistics, Victoria. These are death registrations including overseas casualties, delayed death registrations, and delayed registrations of Native American deaths. Due to privacy legislation by the government of British Columbia, some images have been restricted from viewing.

5. www.victoriahf.ca › dr-reids-letterDr. Reid's Letter - Victoria Hospitals Foundation

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   How do I find out if a person died in BC?

   • You may be able to view the original death record online if the death occurred more than 20 years ago. Death records for British Columbia date back as far as 1872. The Vital Statistics Agency and BC Archives have made it possible to search for death records through BC Archives’ electronic index.

   Genealogy Certified Copies of a Death Registration

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   Where can I find Death Records in BC?

   • Death records for British Columbia date back as far as 1872. The Vital Statistics Agency and BC Archives have made it possible to search for death records through BC Archives’ electronic index. Many death records available through BC Archives also include an image of the registration. Click to enlarge.

   Genealogy Certified Copies of a Death Registration

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   What types of death registrations are available in Victoria?

   • Division of Vital Statistics, Victoria. These are death registrations including overseas casualties, delayed death registrations, and delayed registrations of Native American deaths. Due to privacy legislation by the government of British Columbia, some images have been restricted from viewing.

   Canada, British Columbia Death Registrations, 1872-1986; 1992-1993

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   How do I get a death certificate in BC?

   • Go to any Service BC counter . You do not need to fill out an application, but will need to provide the customer service representative with the same details about the death that are requested on the Application for Death Certificate or Death Registration Photocopy/Extract (VSA 430d) form (PDF, 1.02MB) . You will also need to provide payment.

   Death Certificates - Province of British Columbia

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8. www2.gov.bc.ca › gov › contentVital Statistics - Province of British Columbia

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   Apr 16, 2020 · Death Registration and Certificates. If a person dies in British Columbia, the death must be registered with the Vital Statistics Agency, which issues death certificates upon request. Understanding and preparing for this process is a part of advance care planning.