Frequently Asked Questions

No, but if a will does exist it has to be placed on file with the Probate Court.

Yes, you may file to retrieve a birth record if you were born in Georgia.

You may goto the Superior Court to obtain your passport; we do not do passports.

We do not do probation services; this is a common misconception. You may contact the Probation Office at(478) 289-2602 or (478) 237-4911.

You may obtain a marriage certificate through us.

Yes we do! Just stop by and schedule an appointment.

You may obtain Georgia Weapons Carrying License by coming to the probate court. Sometimes this License is called a Pistol, Firearms, Gun, Carry, or Concealed License.

You may obtain a birth certificate through us by either stopping by the probate court or completing our mailable form.

You may obtain a death certificate through us by either stopping by the probate court or completing our mailable form.

You will need to follow the delayed birth certificate issuance instructions.

Superior Court Clerk 478-237-8911

You may make a change to your birth certificate by filing for an Amended Birth Certificate.

If your child is under the age of one you may file for a Current Years Correction. For more information about filing for a Current Years Correction you may click here Current Years Corrections If your child is over the age of 1 you need to file for an Amended Birth Certificate.