Utah Amendment of a Record by Court Order (DHHS-OVRS-902)
Official state formCorrections and amendmentsForm DHHS-OVRS-902Free downloadLast verified November 10, 2026
Form sent with a court order to amend a Utah vital record. The form lists birth, death and stillbirth as the events it covers. It is returned with the fee to the Utah Office of Vital Records and Statistics.
Who can use this form
- The registrant completes and signs Section C
- A parent or legal guardian signs if the registrant is younger than 18
- An attorney may sign if they represented the client in court or have written consent from the registrant, parent or legal guardian
What to send with it
- The completed form: Section A from the current record, Section B from the court order, Section C signed
- A certified copy of the court order, per the office's amendment page
- A check or money order payable to "Vital Records". Credit cards are not accepted for mailed requests
- A birth certificate application and a copy of the requester's ID, per the office's amendment page
Where to send it
- Mail to
- Office of Vital Records and Statistics 288 North 1460 West PO Box 141012 SLC UT 84114-1012
- State fee
- $25 amendment fee plus $25 for a certified birth certificate, $50 in total. Additional copies requested at the same time are $10 each. Expedited processing is an additional $25. Fees are non-refundable.
- Typical processing
- About 6 to 12 weeks, according to the office's amendment page.
- Form revision
- 2026
- Source
- Official government page