Alafaya Death Records Database
Alafaya death records are processed through the Orange County Health Department in Orlando. Alafaya is a census-designated place in east Orange County with over 90,000 residents. This suburban community near the University of Central Florida relies on county vital records services. Searching Alafaya death records helps with estate matters, insurance claims, and family documentation. Death certificates cost $10 and are available for deaths from 2009 forward.
Alafaya Quick Facts
Where to Obtain Alafaya Death Certificates
Alafaya residents obtain death certificates from Orange County. The Florida Department of Health in Orange County operates the Vital Statistics office. The address is 807 W. Church St., Orlando, FL 32805.
The main health department office is at 1001 Executive Center Drive, Suite 200, Orlando, FL 32803. Call (407) 858-1400 for Vital Statistics. Death certificates are available for deaths from 2009 to present. Deaths before 2009 require state office requests.
| Office | Florida Department of Health in Orange County |
|---|---|
| Vital Stats | 807 W. Church St. Orlando, FL 32805 |
| Main Office | 1001 Executive Center Drive, Suite 200 Orlando, FL 32803 |
| Phone | (407) 858-1400 |
| Fax | (407) 445-7494 |
| Website | orange.floridahealth.gov |
Alafaya is located east of Orlando. The drive to the Church Street office takes about 20 to 25 minutes. Parking is available near the downtown location. Lynx bus service connects Alafaya to Orlando.
Alafaya Death Certificate Types
Orange County issues two death certificate types for Alafaya residents. Each serves different purposes. Understanding the difference helps you obtain the right document.
The public death certificate excludes cause of death. This type is available to all adults. It contains name, dates, and location information. Social Security numbers are partially masked. Most banking and legal uses accept this type.
Confidential certificates include cause of death. Florida law restricts these for 50 years. Immediate family members may obtain them. Eligible persons include spouse, parents, and children. Grandchildren and siblings also qualify. Others need estate interest proof or court orders.
The Orange County office processes both certificate types. Photo ID is mandatory for confidential records. Accepted forms include driver's license or state ID. ID must be valid and unexpired.
How to Request Alafaya Death Records
Alafaya residents can obtain death certificates several ways. Online, mail, and in-person options exist. Each method has different processing times.
VitalChek provides online ordering. Visit vitalchek.com to place an order. This is Florida's authorized vendor. Call 1-877-550-7330 for phone orders. The $7 processing fee applies. Expect 3 to 5 business days for processing.
Mail requests go to the Orlando office. Address to 807 W. Church St., Orlando, FL 32805. Include complete decedent information. State your relationship to the deceased. Allow 10 to 15 business days.
In-person visits offer same-day service. The Church Street office accepts walk-ins during business hours. Bring valid photo identification. This is the fastest option for urgent needs.
Information Needed for Alafaya Death Records
Accurate information helps locate death records quickly. The Orange County office needs specific details. Incomplete requests may delay processing.
Include these items:
- Full name as shown on the record
- Sex of the decedent
- Date of death or year to search
- Date of birth
- City or county where death occurred
- Social Security number if known
- Your name and relationship
Valid photo ID is required for confidential records. Acceptable forms include driver's license or state ID. The ID must be current. This protects sensitive health information.
Alafaya Death Certificate Fees
Orange County charges $10 for each death certificate. This fee applies to all copies. Contact the office at (407) 858-1400 to verify current rates.
The state Bureau of Vital Statistics has different fees. They charge $5 for the first search and certificate. Additional copies are $4 each. Extra year searches cost $2 per year. Maximum search fee is $50. Rush service is $10.
VitalChek adds a $7 processing fee for online orders. This is separate from certificate costs. Online orders accept credit cards. In-person offices may take cash, check, or money order.
Note: Fees are generally non-refundable. Extra copy fees may be refunded if no record is found. Always verify information before paying.
Alafaya Death Records Before 2009
Deaths before 2009 are not available at the Orange County office. These older Alafaya death records are at the state Bureau of Vital Statistics. Their Jacksonville office maintains pre-2009 records.
The state office address is 1217 N Pearl St., Jacksonville, FL 32202. Contact them at (904) 359-6900. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Same-day service costs an extra $10.
Historical records date back to 1877. Most comprehensive records begin in 1917. Florida office can search archives for older deaths.
Orange County Death Records
Alafaya is a census-designated place in Orange County. This county health department serves Alafaya, Orlando, and other communities. All death certificates are processed at the Orlando office. For county-wide information, visit the Orange County page.