Death Certificate Translation in Minnesota
Minnesota death certificates come from the Office of Vital Records in St. Paul or a county vital records office, and estates go to the District Court.
Filing details for Minnesota
- State vital records office
- Minnesota Department of Health, Office of Vital Records (St. Paul), and county vital records offices
- Estates handled by
- District Court
- Apostille authority
- Minnesota Secretary of State
We serve Minnesota remotely from our office in Edgewater, New Jersey.
When a death in Somalia was never registered
For Minneapolis's Somali community, proving a relative's death can be difficult. For years there was no functioning civil registry in much of Somalia, so a death may be documented by a certificate issued later by a local or regional authority, a hospital or a religious court - or not at all.
For an estate, a survivor benefit claim or proof that a marriage ended, each document is translated for exactly what it is: who issued it, when, and on what basis. US authorities weigh secondary evidence of that kind on its specifics, so the specifics are what the translation must get right.
Bearbeitungszeit
24 hours standard; 6-8 hours (+50%) or 1-3 hours (+100%) expedited
Price
$49 first page, then $0.12/word. Details
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What if there is no Somali death certificate?
Other documents may serve as secondary evidence; each is translated as exactly what it is.
Where do I get a Minnesota death certificate?
From the Office of Vital Records or a county vital records office.
Do you have a Minnesota office?
No. We serve Minnesota remotely from New Jersey.
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