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1. Where do I get a copy of my divorce decree?

The Greene County Clerk of Courts Office maintains all divorce decrees. Contact Greene County Clerk of Courts

2. Where do I find birth and death records for the year 1909 to present?

The Greene County Combined Health District maintains all birth and death records from 1909 to present.

3. How do I obtain a certified copy of my marriage record?

Answer: Certified copies of marriage certificates may either be requested by mail or in person. For marriages from 2013 to the present, please write or visit the Greene County Probate Court. For marriages prior to 2013, please write or visit the Greene County Records Center and Archives. The cost of a certified copy is $2.00, cash or money order. If requesting by mail, please enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope. Probate Court Marriage Search (for 1983-present)

4. Where do I find will and estate records?

All will and estate records prior to 1998 are maintained by the Greene County Records Center and Archives. Will and estate records for the years 1998 to the present are maintained by The Greene County Probate Court.

5. How do I get a copy of my military discharge record (Form DD214)?

All military discharge records that are filed with the county are maintained at the Greene County Recorder's Office.

6. Where do I find deed records?

The Greene County Records Center and Archives maintains the transcribed deed records from 1804 to 1864. Deeds from 1803 to the present are maintained in the Greene County Recorder's Office.

7. Is there a way I can search online for Greene County court cases?

Greene County Common Pleas Court cases from 1982 to the present can be searched online through the Greene County Clerk of Court's CourtView database.

8. How do I request a background check?

To request a background check, please contact the Greene County Sheriff's Office.