The Menominee County Clerk is responsible for maintaining important documents for a county or local area, including vital documents like Menominee County birth records. These birth records include birth certificates that list the baby's name, date of birth, time of birth, and the location, as well as personal information about the parents. A Wisconsin birth certificate acts as legal proof of birth and citizenship, and it may be required to apply for a WI driver's license or passport, receive a Social Security number, or apply for government services. Other birth records include demographic records on birth, which are useful for researchers, as well as records on birth that can be used for Menominee County genealogical research. Birth records can be requested online at the Clerk Office website.
Menominee County Clerk Keshena WI PO Box 204 54135 715-799-3311
The Menominee County Health Department is responsible for monitoring public health, and it may operate at the Wisconsin, Menominee County, or local level. In some areas, Health Departments are also responsible for maintaining Menominee County vital records, including documents related to birth such as birth certificates. These Menominee County public records, which act as legal proof of birth and citizenship, list the baby's name, date of birth, time of birth, and the location, as well as personal information about the parents. Birth certificates may be required to apply for a Wisconsin State driver's license or passport, receive a Social Security number, or apply for government services, and they can also be useful for Menominee County genealogical research. Health Departments may provide online access to their birth records.
Menominee County Health And Human Services Keshena WI Courthouse Lane 54135 715-799-3861