Prince William County is located in the Commonwealth of Virginia and is a part of the Washington Metropolitan area.
The estimated population of this County in early 2009 was 394,370.
If a divorce decree was issued in Prince William county, then its certified copy can be obtained.
It should be noted that a certified copy of the divorce certificate and not that of the divorce decree is obtainable.
Prince William County divorce records are issued only to the parties involved in divorce, their parents, their adult children or their adult siblings; however, if you are not listed as one of the entitled people, you must fax proof of your entitlement with a photo ID issued by a government agency.
The Vital Records Department ships the documents only to the verified credit card billing address of the entitled person.
Divorce records (the final decree) are available from Virginia Department of Health.
There are three ways to obtain a copy of the divorce record: 1.
Mail: The requests can be mailed to the Office of Vital Records.
A fee of $12 is charged for every certification or for search of a file when no certification is made.
The method of payment is through check or money order only.
It'll take you at least 1- 2 weeks to obtain a copy of the divorce record starting from the day when the request is received at the office.
2.
Walk in: This is the fastest way to obtain a divorce certificate.
Walk in customers can obtain records on the very same day.
All you have to do is pay the required fee and show the clerk your photo ID.
The office functions from 8:00 AM to 04:45 PM on weekdays (Mon - Fri) and on Saturdays 08:00 AM to 12 PM.
3.
Express Delivery: A certified copy can be obtained in 4 to 5 business days using this express service authorized by the State.
The charges are $49.
25.
The estimated population of this County in early 2009 was 394,370.
If a divorce decree was issued in Prince William county, then its certified copy can be obtained.
It should be noted that a certified copy of the divorce certificate and not that of the divorce decree is obtainable.
Prince William County divorce records are issued only to the parties involved in divorce, their parents, their adult children or their adult siblings; however, if you are not listed as one of the entitled people, you must fax proof of your entitlement with a photo ID issued by a government agency.
The Vital Records Department ships the documents only to the verified credit card billing address of the entitled person.
Divorce records (the final decree) are available from Virginia Department of Health.
There are three ways to obtain a copy of the divorce record: 1.
Mail: The requests can be mailed to the Office of Vital Records.
A fee of $12 is charged for every certification or for search of a file when no certification is made.
The method of payment is through check or money order only.
It'll take you at least 1- 2 weeks to obtain a copy of the divorce record starting from the day when the request is received at the office.
2.
Walk in: This is the fastest way to obtain a divorce certificate.
Walk in customers can obtain records on the very same day.
All you have to do is pay the required fee and show the clerk your photo ID.
The office functions from 8:00 AM to 04:45 PM on weekdays (Mon - Fri) and on Saturdays 08:00 AM to 12 PM.
3.
Express Delivery: A certified copy can be obtained in 4 to 5 business days using this express service authorized by the State.
The charges are $49.
25.