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65 matches found for “birth certificates”.

• Birth Certificates (topic)
• Vital Records (topic) [+] Processes requests for birth certificates, death certificates, and more.
• Still Birth Record Search Application (publication) [+]
  Use this form to request a still birth certificate.
• Birth Record Search Application (publication) [+]
  Use this form to request a birth certificate.
• Birth & Death Certificate Requests @ 1-866-534-0051 (hotline) [+]
  Fast and easy way to request a birth certificate from our Vital Records program.
• Arizona Vital Records (resource) [+]
  The Bureau of Vital Records for the State of Arizon is responsible for maintaining and issuing certified copies of vital records, including birth, death, fetal death certificates and certificates of birth resulting in stillbirth for events that occurred in Arizona. The Bureau of Vital Records officially began recording birth and death events in July, 1909. However, it maintains a sampling of delayed birth records of Arizona citizens (from 1855) and death records (from 1877) from other sources.
• VitalChek Express Certificate Service (resource) [+]
  New Mexico Vital Records does not accept credit cards or online orders. However, you may order birth certificates and death certificates online through our independent partner company.
• Birth Control Pills – How to Start Taking Birth Control Pills (publication) [+]
  Birth Control Pills – How to Start Taking Birth Control Pills
• Death Record Search Application (publication) [+]
  Use this form to request a death certificate.
• NMSIIS Quick Reference Guide for viewing approved Certificates of Exemption (publication) [+]
  This is a quick reference guide for viewing approved certificates of exemption.
• OMI Reportable Deaths on Death Certificates (publication) [+]
  OMI Reportable Deaths on Death Certificates
• Death Certificates (topic)
• Socorro County Public Health Office Now Issuing Birth Certificates (news) [+]
  April 11, 2017 — The New Mexico Department of Health’s Socorro County Public Health Office is now issuing birth certificates at the office on weekly basis.
• McKinley Public Health Office Now Issuing Birth Certificates (news) [+]
  April 24, 2017 — The New Mexico Department of Health’s McKinley County Public Health Office is now issuing birth certificates at the office on weekly basis.
• Cost Saving Access for New Mexico Birth, Death Certificates (news) [+]
  September 20, 2017 — Today, the New Mexico Department of Health Bureau of Vital Records and Health Statistics announces the launch today of a new, lower-cost option for New Mexicans to order birth and death certificates online or over the phone using a debit or credit card. The new service will be available through an a...
• Cibola County Public Health Office Now Issuing Birth Certificates (news) [+]
  January 30, 2014 — The New Mexico Department of Health’s Cibola County Public Health Office is now issuing birth certificates at the office on a part time basis.
• Sierra County Public Health Office Now Issuing Birth Certificates (news) [+]
  September 29, 2017 — The New Mexico Department of Health’s Sierra County Public Health Office is now issuing birth certificates at the office on a weekly basis.
• San Miguel Public Health Office Now Issuing Birth Certificates (news) [+]
  April 25, 2017 — The New Mexico Department of Health’s San Miguel County Public Health Office is now issuing birth certificates at the office on weekly basis.
• Highlights of New Mexico Vital Statistics, 2014 (health data) [+]
  This report presents basic birth and death facts for 2014 with comparisons to national data. The New Mexico statistics in this report are based on information from birth and death certificates collected since 1918 by the Bureau of Vital Records and Health Statistics.
• Department of Health Joins Multi-State Effort to Provide Birth Certificates (news) [+]
  August 27, 2019 — The New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) will join the Navajo Nation Office of Vital Records and Identification and other state vital record agencies from Arizona and Colorado to sponsor a multi-day, multi-state Delayed Birth Certificate Registration Event on September 10, 11, and 12th in Shiproc...
• Multi-State Effort to Provide Birth Certificates (news) [+]
  July 9, 2018 — The New Mexico Department of Health will join the 23rd Navajo Nation Council – Office of the Speaker, Navajo Office of Vital Records and Identification and three U.S. states to sponsor a multi-day, multi state Delayed Birth Registration Event on July 16, 17 and 18th in Window Rock, Arizona.
• List of Acceptable Documents for Obtaining a Birth Record (publication) [+]
  This is a list of all unexpired and valid acceptable documents for obtaining a birth record.
• Birth Defects: The Basics for Prevention (publication) [+]
  This documents explains the basics of what to do and not do to prevent birth defects.
• Request to Change Gender Designation on a Birth Certificate: Parent/Legal Guardian Form (publication) [+]
  This form allows the legal parent/guardian to request a gender designation change on their child's birth certificate.
• Request to Change Gender Designation on a Birth Certificate: Two Parent Signature Form (publication) [+]
  This form allows parents to request a gender designation change on their child's birth certificate.
• Affidavit of Review of a Certified New Mexico Birth Certificate (publication) [+]
  This form is to be used by agencies and organizations to document eligibility. This should not be accepted in place of a birth certificate.
• Request to Change Gender Designation on a Birth Certificate: 14 Years of Age or Over Consent Form (publication) [+]
  This additional form is required to request a gender change on a birth certificate if the registrant is 40 years of age or over.
• Birth Control Pills COCs – Counseling Handout (publication) [+]
  Birth Control Pills COCs – Counseling Handout
• List of Documents Acceptable in creating a Delayed Birth Registration (publication) [+]
  List of Documents Acceptable in creating a Delayed Birth Registration
• Birth Control Pills POPs – Counseling Handout (publication) [+]
  Birth Control Pills POPs – Counseling Handout
• Birth Control Pills POPs – Missed Pill Instructions (publication) [+]
  Birth Control Pills POPs – Missed Pill Instructions
• NM Birth Hospital NBS Codes (publication) [+]
  NM Birth Hospital NBS Codes
• Birth Control Pills COCs – Missed Pill Instructions (publication) [+]
  Birth Control Pills COCs – Missed Pill Instructions
• Request to Change Gender Designation on a Birth Certificate: Adult Form (publication) [+]
  This form allows an adult to request a gender designation change on their own birth certificate.
• Birth-HBIG Reporting Form (publication) [+]
  Birth-HBIG Reporting Form
• NM Community Birth Providers NBS Codes (publication) [+]
  NM Community Birth Providers NBS Codes
• PRAMS Preterm Births 2018 (health data) [+]
  Preterm birth is the birth of an infant prior to 37 completed weeks of gestation. Preterm birth is the leading cause of neonatal death, and is associated with birth defects and long-term health and developmental problems including lung disease, cerebral palsy, learning difficulties, and vision and hearing problems.
• PRAMS Tobacco Smoking 2019 (health data) [+]
  Smoking during pregnancy increases the risk of poor birth outcomes including miscarriage, preterm birth, low birth weight infant and birth defects of the mouth and lip.
• Gestational Age Measures in New Mexico Birth Data (health data) [+]
  The national standard for estimating gestational age of newborns, until recently, relied on the interval between the first day of the mother’s last normal menstrual period and the date of birth. Beginning with 2014 national birth data released in December 2015, the National Center for Health Statistics transitioned to the obstetric estimate of gestation defined as the birth attendant’s final estimate of gestation at delivery.
• Births Paid by Medicaid 2003 (health data) [+]
  Medicaid-paid births were evaluated for relationship with select indicators of medical care access and utilization and impact on infant health. The infant health indicators were low birth weight and preterm births. Statistically, Medicaid indicators relate to preterm births and low birth weight. Mother’s medical and behavioral risk factors were the only factors that significantly interacted with Medicaid indicators to affect preterm birth and low birth weight.
• Births to Teens in New Mexico 1991-1998 (health data) [+]
  Birth rates for teenagers are declining both in New Mexico and the U. S.; although the New Mexico birth rate among females 15-19 remains higher than the national birth rate. According to the National Center for Health Statistics, New Mexico had the sixth highest birth rate for this age group among the 50 states.
• Highlights of New Mexico Vital Statistics 2018 (health data) [+]
  The statistics in this report are based on information from birth and death certificates collected by the New Mexico Bureau of Vital Records and Health Statistics.
• Birth Control - Planned Parenthood (resource) [+]
  Birth control is how you prevent pregnancy. There are lots of different birth control options out there. We’re here to help you figure it all out.
• Birth Control and Emergency Contraception (topic)
• State of New Mexico Homeless Services Event at Mesilla Valley Community of Hope (news) [+]
  November 21, 2019 — On Friday November 22, 2019 from 10am – 2pm three state agencies will be providing services for the homeless at Mesilla Valley Community of Hope. Taxation and Revenue’s Motor Vehicle Division’s Mobile Unit will assist individuals obtain a Driver’s License or ID, Department of Health’s Mobi...
• PRAMS Surveillance Report for Birth Years 2004-2005 (health data) [+]
  This report is based on statewide survey responses from mothers giving live birth in 2004 and 2005. Two birth years were combined to increase the sample size of subgroups. This report covers selected topics from most of the 77 survey questions. Each topic addresses public health importance (background), NM PRAMS findings, and recommendations or resources for existing policies and action in NM.
• PRAMS Surveillance Report for Birth Years 2008 (health data) [+]
  This report is based on state-wide survey responses from mothers giving live birth in 2006, 2007, and 2008. Three birth years were combined to increase the sample size of subgroups. Each indicator reported includes a statewide estimate for year 2008 and an aggregated three-year estimate for maternal subpopulations. This report covers selected topics from many of the 77 survey questions.
• Multiple Ways to Get a Copy of Your Birth Certificate (news) [+]
  March 20, 2017 — There are multiple ways to obtain a certified copy of your birth certificate. With 17 Vital Records offices across the state – from Farmington to Hobbs and Silver City to Clayton – trained professionals are ready to help you get the documents you need. You can also request a copy by mail, online...
• Occupational Injury Fatalities in New Mexico, 1998-2002 (health data) [+]
  Data set includes all death certificates for the years 1998 through 2002 where the [Injury at Work] box has been checked. All deaths that occurred in New Mexico are included regardless of the residence of the worker. Work-related deaths of New Mexico residents that did not occur in New Mexico were excluded from the dataset.
• VitalChek Express Certificate Service @ 1-877-284-0963 (hotline) [+]
  New Mexico Vital Records does not accept credit cards or online orders. However, you may order birth certificates and death certificates online through our independent partner company.
• Reproductive Outcomes (resource) [+]
  Birth is a complex and wonderful process and fortunately, the birth outcome for most women is a full term and healthy baby.
• Birth Mothers' Who Attained a High School Degree or Higher (resource) [+]
  A mother's education level affects decisions directly influencing her and her children's health. Worldwide, higher maternal education is linked to decreases in low birth weight, infant mortality, and maternal mortality. Level of education is related to children's physical health and academic outcomes, both as children and adults. Maternal education is associated with children's nutritional status and potential obesity. Children of mothers with a high school diploma or less have a higher likelihood of adolescent obesity. Higher education levels are associated with maternal reproductive decisions including contraceptive use, having fewer children, and a later age of marriage.
• Birth & Death Certificate Data Queries by the Social Determinants of Health (resource) [+]
  This query allows users to stratify birth outcomes by census tract level measures of the social determinants of health. The use of sociodemographic variables for routine analysis of public health data is currently recommended by the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists.
• Zika Virus Information for Pregnant Women (resource) [+]
  Zika virus can be spread from a pregnant woman to her fetus and has been linked to a serious birth defect of the brain called microcephaly in babies of mothers who had Zika virus while pregnant. Other problems have been detected among fetuses and infants infected with Zika virus before birth, such as absent or poorly developed brain structures, defects of the eye, hearing deficits, and impaired growth.
• NMSIIS Overview (publication) [+]
  NMSIIS is a confidential, computerized repository of individual immunization records that integrates information from birth and death records, public and private health care providers, and parental records.
• Family Roadmap (publication) [+]
  This form makes it easy for families to track their baby’s hearing screening follow-up tasks from birth to 6 months old.
• Improving Developmental Care in New Mexico 2006 Report (publication) [+]
  The Early Childhood Action Network is a statewide group of individuals invited by the Chair of the New Mexico Children’s Cabinet to make recommendations on how to improve the well-being of young children birth to age five and their families. A critical component of children’s readiness for school is ensuring that they achieve optimal development prior to entering kindergarten.
• Physician's Roadmap (publication) [+]
  This form makes it easy for physician’s to track a baby’s hearing screening follow-up tasks from birth to 6 months old.
• Certified Nurse Midwives and Licensed Midwives (topic)
• Maternal Health (topic)
• Birth Defects (resource) [+]
  Measures include prevalence of infants with cleft lip with or without cleft palate.
• Environmental Public Health Tracking (resource) [+]
  Summarizes air quality and water quality data as well as environmental health outcomes such as asthma, myocardial infarction (heart attack), birth defects, reproductive outcomes, thyroid cancer, and leukemia. It includes studies on the linkage of ozone in air with asthma, and arsenic in drinking water with bladder cancer. It also provides warning systems based on real-time satellite data for wildfires, dust, heat waves, and other weather events.
• Vital Records Reference by State (resource) [+]
  Provides a reference of where to obtain birth, death, marriage, or divorce records by state.
• Gender Designation Change (topic)
• Health Statistics (topic) [+] Produces statistics, reports and data files derived from the birth, death, fetal death and induced termination of pregnancy records.