Censusfinder is a good choice for free Divorce record searches. Censusfinder can be found at the following web address:

http://www.censusfinder.com/Delaware-vital-records.htm

Once have arrived at the website, you can either perform a general name search or you can locate the county where the divorce occurred and search from there.

As these records are public databases, there is a chance that some records will not be found on-line. If this occurs, you may be forced to use either the VitalChek service, or the official State of Delaware website/office. However, please be aware that you will be required to pay fees if you go either of these routes.

VitalRec is another great website, which is free to all users. www.vitalrec.com

If you perform a simple search, most records will be free. However, if you need to request official transcripts, you can only use the aforementioned VitalChek or the official website:

http://www.dhss.delaware.gov/dph/ss/vitalstats.html

Here is a link to the form if you need to go this route:

http://www.dhss.delaware.gov/dph/ss/files/death.pdf

All records are available:
By mail – Through VitalChek and/or http://www.dhss.delaware.gov

Electronically – You can visit http://www.governmentregistry.org or another approved website.

You can visit Censusfinder at the following web address to do a free search: http://www.censusfinder.com/connecticut-vital-records.htm

At the website is a list of all counties where you can locate the information you require. If you use any other website, be sure to investigate the website thoroughly in order to determine if there are any hidden fees or extra costs associated with the search.

Some Divorce records will not be able to be accessed on-line, as only certain individuals related to the records may request those documents. You will be able to confirm the existence of the certificates by using a free on-line database website like Censusfinder, but you will not be able to see any further details. If this occurs, your only option is to request the records directly from VitalChek or the official Connecticut website. Be aware that both of these methods will charge you for their time and services.

If you are in another country requesting these records from abroad, you can only order certified copies to obtain your records.

All records are available:
By mail – If you are unable to access the information you require via a free database, you may write the official office to request the certificates:
Health Dept. Vital Records
410 Capitol Ave., 1st Floor
Hartford, CT 06134

Electronically – You can also visit http://www.governmentregistry.org or similar approved website.

All certificates are available:
By mail – If you would like to mail your fees or other business related request to the office of vital records the mailing address is:
Vital Records Office
Georgia Department of Health Services
2600 Skyland Dr. NE
Atlanta, GA 30319 -3640

In Person – The mailing address given above is also the address of the walk-in office where representatives of the office of vital records are ready and willing to help you with your needs. Whether you are picking up forms, or paying fees, you can obtain this information in person if you would prefer not to mail in your information or payments.

Electronically – Some times instead of going into the office to get your forms you are also able to find them online, if you are looking for electronic means of finding these form the following is the office of vital records in Georgia’s official website:

http://health.state.ga.us/programs/vitalrecords/directions.asp

If you need help or would like to contact a representative the official e-mail of this office is: phvitalrecords@gdph.state.ga.us

Questions – If you where not able to find all of the information that you needed or where searching for in this article you are also able to contact the office of vital records for Georgia by phone at the following number:  (404) 679-4702 

All certificates are available:
By mail – To mail in your forms or fees the mailing address of the office of vital statistics which is in charge of Divorce records receives letter at the following P.O. box:
Office of Vital Records
P.O. Box 210
Jacksonville, Florida
32231-0042

In Person – The walk-in office where representatives will be willing and waiting to help is located at the following address:
Department of Vital Records
1217 Pearl Street
Jacksonville, Florida
32202

Electronically – If you where unable to find all of the information you need or are looking for precise directions in what forms you can send so that you only have to pick up your records or have them mailed to you if you are able to visit the official website of the office of vital statistics: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/planning_eval/vital_statistics/marriage.htm

You are also able to contact this office by e-mail of your have any quest or concerns at the following e-mail address: VitalStats@doh.state.fl.us

Questions –the office of vital statistics by telephone or are wanting to order your divorce certificate ahead of time you can call the following numbers: (904) 359-6900  (use the extension 9000 to be directly linked to a Divorce records representative.)

Phone services by live customer representatives are only available before 5 p.m. in most cases.

If you would like to fax information, forms or requests to the office of vital statistics their fax number is (904)359-6931

What most people don’t realize is just how much this can cost when you add up the mailing process and verification, which are only parts of one step. Very quickly, the price can add up to more then $40 and this is without extra copies or the highest mailing process order.

If you wish to use this form of search and/or order, the website used by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment’s Vital Records Section: http://www.cdphe.state.co.us/certs/index.html
Or send a Divorce records request to:
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
Vital Records Section
4300 Cherry Creek Drive South
HSVRD-VR-A1
Denver, CO 80246-1530

Though the above can be the most efficient especially if you need the information done without interaction, there is other less expensive ways to get the information you need, and in some cases, the copies. There are free search engines/systems that can look up Divorce records and more such as: http://www.freeprf.com/colorado.html, http://www.publicrecordspro.com/divorcerecords.php, http://www.publicrecordfinder.com/

Some of these search engines are free, but others do have minimal charges and you may want to check a website’s verification before entering information that you do not want public, or in some cases stolen.

Information you may not want to enter unless you have already checked and/or verified the authenticity of the website you are using includes credit card numbers and e-mail addresses, etc. You may want to have certain information on hand when ready to use this search engine so you know that you have the right records when they are found, i.e. the date that the divorce was finalized or the date the initial marriage happened.

If you wish to use the above option, you may visit the website for the California Office of Vital Records. The website is located at the following web address: http://ww2.cdph.ca.gov/Pages/default.aspx
Or you can also mail a request to:

California Office of Vital Records
MS 5103
P.O. Box 997410
Sacramento, CA 95899-7410

However, if you want/need to order free Divorce records, you may do searches for your own, and in some cases, the records of other people too if the information is needed. There are a number of great websites open to these free searches.

Here are some of these sites are: http://www.publicrecordspro.com/divorce-records.php, http://www.publicrecordfinder.com/, http://www.freeprf.com/california.html

These websites do not cost you anything but a moment of your time. In some cases, you may want to check and make sure the price is either minimal or verify it is non-existent before you commit your time, especially if the website is requesting your e-mail or maiden name up-front.

Though there are some things you may wish to remember, or keep track of. If you are required to submit certain kinds of information, it may be helpful for you to confirm your search results with information like what the marriage first took place and what state was the person in when the transaction occurred.

Here is the office website which you can request your records from: http://www.healthyarkansas.com/certificates/certificates.html
Or you can write/call them directly:
Division of Vital Records Slot 44
Arkansas Department of Health
4815 West Markham Street
Little Rock, AR 72205-3867
Phone: (501) 661-2174

While these options are available, there are also free options you can choose from to obtain your Divorce records. This might be an excellent option for you if you are searching for the records from another location and are unable to go directly to an available office.

Be aware there are a number of websites which will re-direct to you paid services or even throw a surprise fee at the very end of your search before they will publish the results. A quick review of the website should reveal if it is legitimate.

Here is a great website for researching free records on-line: http://www.GovRegistryFiles.org

The above website is very accurate, but obtains all information from public databases, which may be incomplete in their records. These records will be free but are not certified. If you need certified Divorce records, your only option is to request them directly from the Division of Vital Records or similar organization which offers this service.

Try to have as many details on the Divorce records you are searching for as possible. Names are very important as is the location and date of when the proceedings occurred.

If you wish to go about getting your records this way, here is a link to the official website: http://www.azdhs.gov/vitalrcd/index.htm Searching for Divorce records can be an easy but expensive task. However, there are free methods you can use to search for Divorce records in Arizona.

There are a number of on-line websites where you can search their databases for free if you have all of the information available. These websites use free public databases, so you should keep in mind there may not be all of the relevant information available due to it being a free service.

Although the databases may not be completely accurate, there is still a wealth of information available through each website. Make sure you verify there are no surprise fees with receiving your records as sometimes a service is free until the very last moment when you are supposed to be seeing the results.

Here is one good possibility for searching for Arizona Divorce records on-line via different directories: http://www.ancestorhunt.com/

Always have as much information on the records you wish to search for as possible. You need to have the last names, and if at all possible, the dates and locations where the divorce took place.

Within the state of Alaska, marriage records are sealed for 50 years without a court order. If you need to request marriage records before then, you will need to provide adequate reasons and have these reasons verified before a judge. You will need to fill out the appropriate form and pay the request fee of $20. If the records are not available at the State Office, they should be available from the Clerk of Superior Court in the district where divorce was granted.

If you are requesting information from another country, this information will be provided at an extra cost and such information will rarely include a certified certificate, merely verifications. You must provide the name of the country in order to receive your verification.

The search fees for copies of all marriage records vary as do the requirements for certain records. You must provide a copy of your ID with a photograph. It is also necessary for you to have a signature on your ID. If you don’t, you should have a copy of your signature notarized to show.

All records are available:
By mail – by sending the fee and necessary information to:
Department of Health and Social Services
Bureau of Vital Statistics
5441 Commercial Boulevard
Juneau, AK 99801

In Person – Any member of the department will be able to assist you.
Electronically – By visiting http://www.governmentregistry.org or similar approved site. Keep in mind some businesses online will charge you for their services.

Questions – Call (907) 465-3391

As a general rule, without a court order, all marriage records are sealed for 50 years in the state of Alabama. Hence, if you require these marriage public records before that time frame, you have to give sufficient reasons before the judge and you are required to verify them before him. For this, filling of a suitable application form is necessary and it should b forwarded along with the request fee of $20. You can collect the records from the Clerk of Superior Court of the specific district where the divorce was awarded in case the records are not available with state office.

Extra charges will be applied to find the records from another country and you should provide the name of that country to get the information. Your application form must be accompanied with your photo ID carrying your signature on it.

All records are available:
By mail – by sending the fee and necessary information to:

Department of Archives and History
624 Washington Ave
Montgomery, AL 36130

In Person – Any member of the department will be able to assist you.
Electronically – By visiting http://www.governmentregistry.org or similar approved site. Keep in mind some businesses online will charge you for their services.

Questions – Call (334) 242-4363