Delaware Divorce Records are Available for Proof of Marital Status and Genealogical Research

July 9, 2013 - PRLog -- Delaware divorce records may be needed to prove that a person who was married in the state is legally divorced. This official record will be needed if the person wishes to remarry. Anyone who has been divorced in the state should make a point of ordering a copy of his or her divorce record to confirm that it is correct and free from errors, even if a remarriage is not immediately being planned. Waiting may mean having to postpone or cancel wedding plans if the mistake cannot be resolved before the date chosen for the wedding ceremony.

Database for Delaware Divorce Records now available online at http://publicrecordsreport.com/delaware-divorce-records.html

These records may also be ordered for genealogical research purposes. A family member may wish to place an order for Delaware divorce records. It can confirm the spelling of family members' names and confirm that a couple was divorced on a certain date.

These records can be ordered in person by visiting one of three Family Court Records Department Offices in the state. The offices are located in Wilmington, Dover and Georgetown. Certified copies will be provided to either person named on the document or a legal representative acting on their behalf.

Delaware divorce records can also be ordered by mail. A person requesting copies of the records in this manner should be prepared to wait several weeks to receive his or her order. Processing time will also include delivery time by first-class mail.

The fastest way to receive a copy of a divorce record in Delaware would be to place the order online. Customers can do so at any time of the day or night and the order would be processed immediately upon receipt by the vital records website. There would be no need to travel to a government office to stand in line for counter service or wait for delivery of a record by mail.

All records would be delivered to the customer's e-mail account quickly and efficiently. There would be no need to worry about a record getting lost in the mail. Orders would be placed over a secure server, so customers could order with confidence and focus on getting the requested information in hand.

You can find more information and insights about divorce records by clicking on these links:

http://publicrecordsreport.com/
http://publicrecordsreport.com/free-divorce-records.html