Certificate Request

Updated Baptism, Communion, Confirmation, and/or Marriage Certificates are $10. A valid credit card will be required to submit this request, but it will not be charged until your Sacramental record has been confirmed and your certificate is ready.

Sacramental Certificate Requests

Please submit this form to obtain an updated copy of a Certificate of Baptism, First Holy Communion, Confirmation, or Marriage.

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Name*

First Last

Date of Birth*

Email*

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Phone*

Address*

Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code

Mother's Maiden Name*

First Last

Father's Name*

First Last

Baptized at COTLF?

Yes

If yes, a Baptismal Certificate with Sacramental Notations will be provided. Notations include additional sacraments celebrated at COTLF (sections below) and/or sacraments celebrated at other parishes that are noted on the Baptismal Record. A single $10 certificate fee will apply. If no, select sacraments you need certificates for below ($10 each)

Baptism

Date of Baptism*

Please provide an approximate date if unsure of the exact date.

Godmother's Name

First Last

Godfather's Name

First Last

Other Sacraments Celebrated at COTLF

Holy Communion

Confirmation

Holy Matrimony

Sacramental Certificate(s) Needed:

Holy Communion

Confirmation

Holy Matrimony/Wedding

First Communion

Date of First Communion*

Please provide an approximate date if unsure of the exact date.

Confirmation

Date of Confirmation*

Please provide an approximate date if unsure of the exact date.

Sponsor Name

First Last

Wedding

Date of Wedding*

Please provide an approximate date if unsure of the exact date.

Spouse's Name

First Last

Credit Card Authorization

Convenience Fee*

Price: $0.00

Total

Credit Card*

Cardholder Name

Card Details

Credit Card will not be charged until the certificate is ready. If for any reason we cannot locate your sacramental record as requested, we will contact you for more information.

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