German death certificates from Germany
Since 1997, we provide reliable on behalf of our client documents, official records and information from Germany and Austria.
In some cases we can get documents from the last 100 to 200 years!
Certificates that you get are issued by the governmental and official registrar’s offices in Germany with official seal.
Our fees:
One in a international / multilingual form issued death certificates
The form contains the following languages german, english, french, italian, dutch, polish, portuguese, serbo-croatian, spanish and turkish.
This form is the most wanted. This form is the most wanted.
89 USD
One death certificate only in german language.
For the purpose of family research and for citizenship proceedings, we recommend to order this form. This document is only available in German and often contains important additional information about the family.
A translation into other languages is available on request for a fee.
89 USD
One death certificate in german and one in multilingual form
169 USD
One death certificate in multilingual form incl. an Apostille
216 USD
One death certificate (multilingual form) with Apostille and translation of the apostille,
Apostilles are generally issued by the authorities in German only.
Including the translation of the apostille by a court-certified translator into English, French or Spanish.
299 USD
Legalization death certificate
The fees and the procedure for legalization depend on the institutions involved (embassy, consulate and authorities).
Just let us know for which country the legalization of the death certificate should be done. We will be able to give you all the necessary information about the procedure and fees. Contact us at Germany Service
With regard to documents from the former German eastern territories, such as East Prussia, West Prussia, Posen, Silesia, etc., the authorities involved charge additional fees.
Therefore, we have to charge an additional 45 USD per document. We will send this invoice later if we were able to locate the place in the former German eastern territories.
