Will somebody help me ? Im desperate. Genealogy - US death certificates troubleshooting?

If you know where they died and you are able as in legally able to purchase the death cert( as in next of kin re USA policy) then you will find their death cert in the place " you know they died in".......................

Go the the New Jersey Bureau of Vital Records website. It will tell you exactly how to order death records for genealogical purposes. With the names and dates of death you can definitely get New Jersey Records unless for some reason the Registrar's clerk cannot find the records. You can also request that the local Registrar search for the records.

I don't know where you live. If you live close enough you can go to the New Jersey State Archives in Trenton and do the searching yourself. The only cost is 25¢ a page if you make a copy of the microfilm record of the birth record. And you can bring paper and pencils to make and notes or copy out any information you want. (Do not bring a pen; they are not allowed. But pencils are OK).

And a short way away is the State Library. It has all Newspapers published in the state on microfilm and you can search for obituaries.

I live in New Jersey and I have been to both the State Archives and the State Library so I am sure of this information. I am also familiar with the Bureau of Vital Records. They do charge for the records but they will furnish them to you.

Genealogical Records (family history research) are:

Birth, death and marriage records for people who are deceased

AND where

Check the Status of a Request

the birth occurred more than 80 years ago

the marriage occurred more than 50 years ago

the death occurred more than 40 years ago

Your request cannot be processed as a genealogical request if the person named on the record is still living or the event was more recent than listed above.

The Office of Vital Statistics and Registry holds records from 1912 to present. For records from May 1848 to 1911 visit the Department of State, New Jersey State Archives web page or call (609) 292-6260.

The following must be sent with your application:

all required copies of ID for proof of identity

the correct fees

copies of documents proving your relationship to the person named on the record, if you are ordering a certified copy

Your application will be returned if you do not send in all required documentation.

DO YOU FIT THE ABOVE???

it MUST BE over 40 yrs ago, and it must be since 1913. You didn't include any of that in your question. If you fit that.. you are the only person that has the means to do this.

if you don't.. then they are limited to the specific laws of New Jersey.

Since you say you know "everything" If they died in New Jersey contact the Vital Statistic division of the Department of Health Services of the state government. You will have to pay for the certificates as they are no on any public web site or free. You should also indicate if you need certified copies for legal purposes of if you are requesting Genealogical copies/

If I were to do this for you The charge would be significantly higher than if you contact the state or country where they died directly, professional genealogists always charge a fee in addition to cost for records obtained for clients.

http://www.state.nj.us/health/vital/

(note the URL - this is the official site) says:

The Office of Vital Statistics and Registry registers vital events and maintains the following vital records:

Birth, marriage and death records starting at 1914

If they died before then you'd have to look for a tombstone or local records, either church or civil.

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Well, If you know where they died and you are able as in legally able to purchase the death cert( as in next of kin re USA policy) then you will find their death cert in the place " you know they died in".......................