Vital records
Birth, death, marriage, and divorce certificates from the Washington State Department of Health or a county-level registrar.
Birth, death, marriage, divorce, court records, and more — retrieved from King / Snohomish / Pierce / Skagit / Whatcom / Thurston court and vital records, then optionally apostilled and shipped worldwide. We do the standing-in-line so your deadline survives.
Almost every certified Washington record can be ordered, paid for, and walked through the right registrar's window. The categories below are the ones we handle weekly.
Birth, death, marriage, and divorce certificates from the Washington State Department of Health or a county-level registrar.
Certified copies of judgments, divorce decrees, name changes, and probate orders from Washington courts.
If your destination country is a Hague Convention member, we route the certified record through the right Secretary of State or U.S. Department of State for apostille — and ship it out the same day.
Our service fee covers the order, the verification of your identity and authorization, the courier work, and the certified record arriving in your hands. State and county filing fees are passed through at exact cost — never marked up.
| Service fee | $75 |
|---|---|
| Each additional record | $25 |
| State filing fee | At cost |
| Service fee | $150 |
|---|---|
| Each additional record | $25 |
| State filing fee | At cost |
| Service fee | $250 |
|---|---|
| Each additional record | $50 |
| State filing fee | At cost |
Prices in U.S. dollars. State and county filing fees vary by agency and record type — we email you the exact pass-through amount before placing the order. International courier (DHL/FedEx) quoted before dispatch.
Not directly. We retrieve Washington records — from the Washington State Department of Health, county health departments and auditors, and the courts of the counties listed above. For a record issued in another state, we tell you which office issues it and what it requires; once it is in hand, we can route it for that state's apostille.
In Washington, birth and death certificates go only to qualified applicants — such as the person on the record, a parent, child, spouse, or legal representative — or to a representative they authorize; marriage and divorce certificates are unrestricted. We send you the right form and explain what it asks for. If it must be notarized, an independent notary of your choice notarizes it, not us.
Apostilles must come from the state that issued the record (or, for federal documents, the U.S. Department of State). We route the document to the correct authority and ship the apostilled original to your destination — including international courier if needed.
Was your record issued in another state or country? Our apostille handbook has the fee, the payee, the mailing address and the turnaround for every issuing authority in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
Most retrieval requests are scoped within an hour during business hours. If you're flying out next week, mention the date — we'll quote you the realistic turnaround, not the brochure number.