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Get a North Carolina death certificate from NC Vital Records or a county Register of Deeds. The $24 fee includes one certified copy; eligible relatives and legal representatives may apply.
Get a New Mexico death certificate from the Bureau of Vital Records in Santa Fe. Certified copies cost $5 each, restricted to immediate family. Order by mail, online, or in person.
Get a New Hampshire death certificate from the Division of Vital Records or any town clerk. The fee is $15 for the first copy and $10 per extra copy.
Get a New Jersey death certificate from the Office of Vital Statistics and Registry. The fee is $25 for the first certified copy and $2 per additional copy.
Get a Montana death certificate for $16 per copy from any County Clerk & Recorder, by mail, or online via VitalChek. Here is who qualifies and how to order.
Get a Nebraska death certificate from DHHS Vital Records for $16 per copy. Only a spouse, parent, or child may request. Order online, by mail, or in person.
Get a Michigan death certificate from MDHHS Vital Records or the county clerk. The first certified copy is $34 and each additional copy is $16. Order online, by mail, or in person.
Get a certified Missouri death certificate from the Bureau of Vital Records for $14 (first copy), $11 each additional. See who is eligible and how to order.
Get a Minnesota death certificate from any county vital records office or the state health department. A certified copy is $13, with each additional copy $6. Here is who qualifies and how to order.
Get a Mississippi death certificate from MSDH Vital Records. The first certified copy is $17, each additional $6. See who qualifies and how to order.
Get a Maryland death certificate from the Division of Vital Records. First certified copy $10, each additional $12. See who is eligible and how to order.
Order a Massachusetts death certificate from the city or town clerk or the state Registry. Fees start at $54, and death records are public, so anyone may request a certified copy.