How Much Is a Death Certificate in Nevada? (2026)
A certified copy of a death certificate in Nevada costs $25 from the Nevada Office of Vital Records. The state issues verification only; certified copies come from the county recorder where the event was filed. Some rural counties charge $22 for death records. Settling an estate usually takes several certified copies, so plan for more than one.
Verified July 2026 from official sources. How we verify fees.
What it costs in Nevada
- Certified death certificate: $25
- Birth certificate (for comparison): $25
- Issuing office: Nevada Office of Vital Records
- Online orders: add a VitalChek processing fee
How many copies do you need?
Banks, insurers, the DMV, and the probate court each typically want their own certified copy, so families often order 5–10. You can order them from the Nevada Office of Vital Records by mail, in person, or online. The state issues verification only; certified copies come from the county recorder where the event was filed. Some rural counties charge $22 for death records. See also our Nevada birth certificate cost page.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a death certificate in Nevada?
A certified copy is $25 from the Nevada Office of Vital Records. Ordering online adds a VitalChek convenience fee.
How many death certificates should I order in Nevada?
Most estates need 5–10 certified copies — one each for banks, insurers, the DMV, and the court. Ordering extras at the same time is usually cheaper than coming back later.
Where do I get a death certificate in Nevada?
From the Nevada Office of Vital Records, by mail, in person, or online. The state issues verification only; certified copies come from the county recorder where the event was filed. Some rural counties charge $22 for death records.