How Do You Get A Replacement Birth Certificate In Idaho?
In Idaho, birth certificates are considered to be legally confidential information. This means that only the person named on the birth certificate or an immediate family member such as a parent, sibling, spouse or grandparent may apply for a replacement birth certificate. Idaho’s Department of Health and Welfare issues replacement birth certificates by mail, fax and online; the applications can take five to seven business days to process. Complete the official Idaho Vital Statistics Certificate Request Form (see Resources) or create a letter containing the information requested in this form. This includes the name, date of birth, relationship to the named person, reason for the request, and birth details including the mother and father’s names. Photocopy your government-issued ID, such as a passport or driver’s license, and your proof of relationship to the named person. Attach these copies to your letter or application. Send your letters, identification and a check or money order for
