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Vital Statistics Services

Vital Statistics Services provides access to Wyoming vital records such as birth, death, marriage, and divorce records.

Open to the public:
Mon-Thur: 9am to 4pm
Friday: By appointment only
Excluding Holidays

Contact Info:

2300 Capitol Avenue
Hathaway Building
Cheyenne, WY 82002
(307) 777-7591

wdh.vss@wyo.gov

Orders

Order by Mail

Birth Records
Entitlement for Birth records means the registrant named on the certificate (if of legal age or an unemancipated minor with a signed affidavit), either parent named on the certificate, a legal guardian, or a lawyer representing either party. Members of the public are entitled after one hundred (100) years has lapsed.
Printable Wyoming Birth Certificate Application

Death Records
Entitlement for Death records means an immediate family member (parent, spouse, child over 18), a lawyer representing the immediate family or an entity paying a policy/death benefit on the decedent. Members of the public are entitled after fifty (50) years has lapsed.
Printable Wyoming Death Certificate Application

Marriage or Divorce Records
Entitlement for Marriage or Divorce records means either spouse named, or a lawyer representing either spouse. Members of the public are entitled after fifty (50) years has lapsed.
Printable Wyoming Marriage or Divorce Certificate Application

Order in Person

Our State Office is located at 2300 Capitol Avenue in Cheyenne, Wyoming on the 1st Floor of the Hathaway Building.

Public Hours:
Monday – Thursday 9 am – 4 pm
Friday by appointment only. Call (307) 777-7591

Are you entitled to the record?
Only individuals with specific qualifying relationships can obtain a certificate.

Birth Records
Entitlement for Birth records means the registrant named on the certificate (if of legal age or an unemancipated minor with a signed affidavit), either parent named on the certificate, a legal guardian, or a lawyer representing either party. Members of the public are entitled after one hundred (100) years has lapsed.

Death Records
Entitlement for Death records means an immediate family member (parent, spouse, child over 18), a lawyer representing the immediate family or an entity paying a policy/death benefit on the decedent. Members of the public are entitled after fifty (50) years has lapsed.

Marriage or Divorce Records
Entitlement for Marriage or Divorce records means either spouse named, or a lawyer representing either spouse. Members of the public are entitled after fifty (50) years has lapsed.

If your vital event occurred in another state, please visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) “Where to Write” web page to find contact information for other states and territories.