Get a Death Certificate in Brunswick County, NC
This service isn't handled by the Clerk of Superior Court. Here's where to go instead.
Death certificates are issued by North Carolina Vital Records, not the County Clerk.
🌐 Go to the official portalvitalrecords.nc.gov ↗This is North Carolina Vital Records' own mail-in application, hosted by VitalChek, the state's authorized vendor — the state lists it under "Standard Ordering Forms" on vitalrecords.nc.gov. Before using it, know the alternative: birth and death certificates can be obtained from the Register of Deeds in the county where the event happened, in most cases the same day. Ordering from the state instead costs $24.00 as a non-refundable search fee covering a three-year period, includes one copy only if the record is found, and can take up to four months plus postage. The Register of Deeds is a different county office from this one. Additional certified copies are capped at five per request.
⚠️ This office does not process death certificates. Use the agency linked above. The office below is your county's Clerk of Superior Court — useful for other services.