INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If the person was a citizen of your country but died in another country, your country's embassy in that country will have information about their death. Typically, embassy staff can get you a copy of the person's death certificate. If the death was recent, the nearest embassy or consular office will also have the person's personal effects. These items are normally released to the person's next of kin. In smaller countries, vital records and statistics may be kept at the national level. However, in most places, death certificates are kept at a more local level of government. For example, in the US, you can find death certificates at either the state or county level. Older records are typically kept at the county level. Find out the process for getting a copy of the death certificate before you go through the trouble of ordering one. For example, some offices may require you to pick up the copy in person. If that isn't an option for you, there's no point in submitting a request. The vital records office will have a form you must fill out to request a copy of the death certificate. You typically have to provide information about yourself, the deceased, and the reason you want a copy of the death certificate. Access to death certificates is restricted in some places. Restrictions are more common with more recent deaths. Some offices may require you to have your request form notarized. Look for a block on the form for a notary's seal. If notarization is required, don't sign your form until you are in front of a notary so they can verify your identity and your signature. The request form has information on how to submit the form and what fees are required for copies of death certificates. If you need a certified death certificate, the fees will generally be more. However, you don't necessarily need a certified death certificate just to find out when the person died. Some offices may allow you to submit the form online. However, if the form needs to be notarized, you will need to mail it or take it to the office in person. After your request is processed, the office will mail you a copy of the death certificate. The death certificate will show the date the person died along with other information about their death. If you're able to go to the office in person to submit your request form, you may be able to receive a copy of the death certificate immediately. However, if it's an older death, the records may be kept in archives off-site. Retrieval of an older death certificate may take a little longer.

SUMMARY: Contact your country's embassy for foreign deaths. Check with the vital records office where the person died. Complete a request form to get a copy of the death certificate. Submit your form with any required fees. Receive your copy of the death certificate.

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