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Skip the lines and paperwork. Order birth, death and marriage certificates online in minutes. Our user-friendly platform and secure processing ensure a fast and hassle-free experience. This service is available for use by the public and legal profession to obtain government-approved and official vital certificates.


Why You Need a Death Certificate

  • Claiming Life Insurance Benefits
  • Settling Estates & Wills
  • Notifying Social Security
  • Transferring Property Titles
  • Other Legal Purposes

Fees & Processing Times

If you are applying for a Saskatchewan Death Certificate to support a separate application such as Estate Settlement, Immigration, or Native Status, it is important to check with the organization requesting the document to ensure you obtain the correct document type. Changes cannot be made once an order has been placed.

Payment can be made by Visa, MasterCard, American Express, cheque or money order – Please make the cheque or money order payable to ‘Vital Certificate Processing Services’.

Certificates ordered with regular service average 15 to 25 business days to be processed and delivered.

Service times listed above are approximations and are not guaranteed. Incomplete or inaccurate applications will significantly delay processing time.

  • Death Certificate – $85.00 each

  • Genealogical Photocopy – $105.00 each

Fees include all taxes, search, shipping and processing charges.

If no record of the death is found by the Saskatchewan Vital Statistics Agency, fees will be applied to the search cost and will not be refunded by the Agency.

Your certificate(s) will be sent to you from Vital Certificate Processing. 


Who Can Apply for a Death Certificate?

  • A spouse or common law spouse of the subject.
  • An adult child of the subject.
  • A parent of the subject.
  • A custodial guardian, must provide papers.
  • An executor of the estate, must provide a death certificate and the last will and testament naming you as the executor.

ID Required

Saskatchewan Vital Statistics requires that you provide documentation to verify your identity for your protection.

Saskatchewan Death Certificate

A Saskatchewan Death Certificate is an extract of the information provided on the registration. It contains the full name, sex, date of death, place of death, sex, registration number, and date of registration.

Saskatchewan Genealogical Copy of Registration of Death

A Saskatchewan Genealogical Copy of Registration of Death is a copy of the death registration stamped “For Genealogy Only” and is only available for events that took place over 70 years ago.

NOTE: Certified copies are rarely needed by citizens and are, by law, for restricted use only. They are generally only required for court or consulate purposes. They are not recommended for use as identification.


Disclaimer

Our online service provides convenient access to official vital records for both the public and legal professionals. While you may obtain these records directly from government agencies, our platform offers a faster, more convenient alternative, eliminating the need for in-person visits. Our fees cover secure online ordering, expert assistance, and a thorough review to ensure compliance with all regulations.