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Title: Manitoba ordering a death certificate online
Post by: Tickettyboo on Tuesday 24 September 19 12:13 BST (UK)
I have searched the Manitoba deaths index database and identified a record. I can put that in the basket, and then am given the option to print out a form and post it off with a cheque or my card details.
From what I can see, as I have identified the record and the registrar doesn't have to search, the cost is CAD12 rather than the CAD30 for a search and supply a certificate option.
I am in the UK so can't send a cheque and would rather not send card details by post.

There seems to be an online payment facility for the search and supply option, but I can't seem to find an online payment option for specifying the record reference and the CAD12 option.

I do have a contact in Canada who is happy for me to transfer money to her via paypal and she can send the postal application wth a cheque if that's the only choice, but was wondering if anyone knows of a way for me to pay online from the UK for the specific application?
I am hoping I have just missed something on the site and its on there somewhere :-)

Boo
Title: Re: Manitoba ordering a death certificate online
Post by: eileenwilson on Tuesday 24 September 19 19:28 BST (UK)
I would fill out the form given and email it to them directly with your credit card info.  Email contact is at the top of the form.
Title: Re: Manitoba ordering a death certificate online
Post by: Tickettyboo on Tuesday 24 September 19 21:05 BST (UK)
Thanks, I didn't see the email option, I feel slightly better about emailing the info (though would obviously prefer an online payment) will try that option.

Boo
Title: Re: Manitoba ordering a death certificate online
Post by: Jacquie in Canada on Thursday 03 October 19 04:50 BST (UK)
If you don't want to send your credit card details, you could email to see if they will accept an international money order in Canadian funds instead.

Jacquie