Vital Statistics
Michelle L. DeMarco, Registrar of Vital Statistics
(856) 455-3230 ext. 213
DeMarcoM@cityofbridgeton.com
The Office of the Registrar provides original certified copies (vital records) of births, marriages, and deaths that took place in the City of Bridgeton. Records available in the Bridgeton office are:
Applying for a Marriage License If the bride, or groom, is a resident of New Jersey, the marriage license must be obtained from the Registrar of Vital Statistics in the municipality where either person lives. If one applicant is a non-resident of New Jersey, and other applicant is a resident of New Jersey, the license must be obtained from the Registrar in the municipality in which the NJ resident resides. For marriage license purposes, soldiers are residents of the posts at which they are stationed.
Additional information related to marriage licenses is contained in our Marriage License Information document. Certified copies of a marriage event may be obtained from the local Registrar in the municipality where the ceremony occurred, or from the Office of the State Registrar of Vital Statistics.
Michelle L. DeMarco, Registrar of Vital Statistics
(856) 455-3230 ext. 213
DeMarcoM@cityofbridgeton.com
The Office of the Registrar provides original certified copies (vital records) of births, marriages, and deaths that took place in the City of Bridgeton. Records available in the Bridgeton office are:
- Births: September 1926 to present
- Marriages: January 1937 to present
- Deaths: March 1929 to present
- Specifically identify certain aspects of the event.
- Prove their identity, and relationship to the subject of record.
- Provide payment (Money Orders only) for each certified copy requested:
- Birth & Marriage Certificates - $20 each
- Death Certificates - $10 each
Applying for a Marriage License If the bride, or groom, is a resident of New Jersey, the marriage license must be obtained from the Registrar of Vital Statistics in the municipality where either person lives. If one applicant is a non-resident of New Jersey, and other applicant is a resident of New Jersey, the license must be obtained from the Registrar in the municipality in which the NJ resident resides. For marriage license purposes, soldiers are residents of the posts at which they are stationed.
Additional information related to marriage licenses is contained in our Marriage License Information document. Certified copies of a marriage event may be obtained from the local Registrar in the municipality where the ceremony occurred, or from the Office of the State Registrar of Vital Statistics.
