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You can obtain a certificate by providing:
- the required information;
- reason for the request;
- relationship to the person named on the certificate;
- type of certificate requested;
- a cheque or money order made payable to Service New Brunswick in the appropriate amount or by providing your VISA, MASTERCARD or AMERICAN EXPRESS number with expiration date;
- full return mailing address and daytime telephone number.
Certificate applications can be made online, in person or forwarded by mail: |
Online |
You can now apply for a certificate online. |
You may only use the online service to:
- Apply for a birth certificate for yourself or your minor child
- Apply for your marriage certificate
- Apply for a death certificate
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In person |
At one of our Service New Brunswick service centers.
Locations by Community - SNB |
In person applications for a certificate will require the applicant to provide the following:
- The written consent of the person listed on a birth or marriage certificate when the applicant is not a person named on the certificate.
- The written consent of a parent when applying for the certificate of a minor child for which they are not a parent.
- Proof of death when requesting a certificate where person(s) named on the certificate are deceased.
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By
mail |
Vital Statistics Office
Service New Brunswick
P.O. Box 1998
Fredericton, NB
E3B 5G4 |
Birth Certificate
You may complete and print the (pdf) birth certificate application form from the following link and submit by mail with payment.
https://www.pxw1.snb.ca/snb7001/e/1000/CSS-FOL-35-5246e.pdf
Marriage/Death Certificate
You may complete and print the (pdf) marriage/death certificate application form from the following link and submit by mail with payment.
https://www.pxw1.snb.ca/snb7001/b/1000/CSS-FOL-35-2262B.pdf |
Note:
If a certificate is required for a person who was not born, married or deceased in New Brunswick, but who was born, married or deceased in a different Canadian jurisdiction, please refer to the list of contacts for out-of-province Vital Statistics agencies.
If a certificate is required for a person born, married or deceased outside Canada, please contact your local Vital Statistics Office for assistance. |
