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Vital Stats: Death Certificates

Asotin County Certified Death Certificates can be ordered via Asotin County Health District if request is within 90 days of death, Please download the following form, complete and mail or drop off at:

Asotin County Health District

431 Elm Street

Clarkston, WA 99403

APPLICATION FOR CERTIFIED DEATH CERTIFICATES

All other requests need to be submitted to the Center for Health Statistic

Washington State Department of Health
Center for Health Statistics
101 Israel Rd SE
PO Box 47814
Olympia, WA 98504-7814

WA Vitals