Middle-Brook Regional Health Commission                             VITAL STATISTICS

For requests or information related to Birth and Death Certificates, as well as Marriage Certificates, residents are advised to visit the Registrar in the appropriate town. In general, the following guidance points apply:

• Death Certificates and Birth Certificates are only available in a particular town for those individuals who were actually born or died within that town. In order to obtain certificates for those who were born or died in a medical facility, individuals must contact the Registrar of the town where the facility is located.
• Marriage Licenses: Effective February 2007, applications for a Marriage License can be made in the town where either applicant lives. If marriage partners are both non-residents the license must be obtained from the registrar where the marriage is to be performed. These guidelines also apply to Civil Unions. The local registrar cannot issue the marriage license until 72 hours after the application. It is generally recommended that the application be started approximately three weeks prior to the ceremony as the license is valid for thirty (30) days after it is issued. Couples are strongly encouraged to contact their local Registrar for an appointment and for additional details.

Middlesex Borough Forms online:(You can complete these before coming in to our Borough office)

• Request for Certified Copy of Vital Record
• Request for Certified Copy of Marriage Certificate

Below is the Registrar Contact Information for each municipality.

For a complete listing of Registrars for other towns in Somerset County, click here.

For information about areas of the state, please visit the NJ Department of Health and Senior Services