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Vital Statistics

The Vital Statistics Office administers and maintains a province-wide system for registering births, deaths, marriages, stillbirths and changes of name that occur in the province of Saskatchewan. The Office also issues certificates as legal proof of these vital events and provides statistical information for agencies and the public.

Office Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

		Adoption Information Information on Pre and Post Adoption

		Adoption Information Information on Pre and Post Adoption

		Baby Names - Surnames Outlines the rules for choosing a surname for your baby.

		Baby Names - Top 20 Top 20 boys and girls names.

		Birth Certificates Information on birth certificates and how to obtain one.

		Birth Registration By law, the birth of every child in Saskatchewan must be registered with Vital Statistics within 15 days after the birth.

		Change of Name Provides information on changing your name.

		Death Certificates Provides information about death certificates and how to obtain one.

		Death Registration By law, every death in Saskatchewan must be registered with Vital Statistics.

		Directory of Out-of-Province Services A list of Vital Statistics services in other jurisdictions.

		Genealogy Registrations of vital events (births, deaths and marriages) that occurred in Saskatchewan are filed with Saskatchewan Vital Statistics.

		Marriage Certificates Provides information on marriage certificates and how to obtain one.

		Marriage Registration By law, every marriage solemnized in Saskatchewan must be registered with Vital Statistics.

		Oldest Saskatchewan Resident

		Vital Statistics Fees List of fees for certificates obtained from Vital Statistics.

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Vital Statistics