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Vital Record Certificates. The Office of Vital Statistics receives and preserves vital records for events that occur in Kansas, including births, stillbirth, deaths, marriages, and divorces. The Office maintains more than 10 million vital records, adding approximately 100,000 new records annually.
Divorce Certificate. Divorce certificates began being filed with the Office July 1, 1951. Learn more about how to locate divorce records prior to July 1, 1951 by visiting the Kansas Historical Society website. Divorce information is open to the public at the county district court level.
Except as authorized by the Uniform Vital Statistics Act, no person shall prepare or issue any certificate (vital record) which purports to be an original, certified copy or abstract or copy of a certificate [K.S.A. 65 ‑2422d.(g)].
Vital Statistics - Divorce Worksheet. To view and print PDF documents you may need the special software available for free at Adobe Acrobat® Reader™. Documents: VS243_Divorce_Worksheet (11-2019).pdf.
Order divorce certificates from the Kansas Vital Statistics Office in person, by mail, or online through the iKAN mobile app. To request copies of a Kansas divorce certificate in person, visit the state’s Vital Statistics Office with a valid government-issued photo ID.
Kansas Divorce Records. Access Kansas divorce records for all counties through our comprehensive directory. Find information on how to obtain, verify, and request certified copies of divorce records.
A divorce decree is a court order ending a marriage. A divorce certificate is a vital document proving a divorce occurred. Learn when you can use each and how to get copies.
The Kansas Division of Vital Records (Kansas Vital Records) issues certified copies of Kansas birth certificates, Kansas death certificates, Kansas marriage records and Kansas divorce records for events that occurred within the State of Kansas.
The Kansas Department of Health Office of Vital Statistics is the agency that maintains marriage records in the state. The Office issues certified copies of marriage records to only an authorized few, such as the subject of such a record, an immediate family member, or a legal representative.
In Kansas, individuals can obtain certified copies of vital records such as birth, death, marriage, and divorce documentation through the Office of Vital Statistics or other authorized channels. To access these records, one must follow specific procedures put forth by the state.