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There are 2 types of birth certificate: the short version, which contains only the baby's details. the full version, which also contains the parents' details.
Apply for copy certificates from the General Register Office You should apply for copy birth, death, marriage or civil partnership certificates directly from the General Register Office if: the birth or death took place over 6 months ago. the marriage or civil partnership took place more than 18 months ago.
In the UK it is a legal requirement to register a child's birth. they may have difficulties in future if they do not register their child (for example, if claiming Child Benefit, accessing healthcare, opening bank accounts etc.)
What you should take passport. birth certificate. deed poll. driving licence. proof of address (for example, a utility bill) Council Tax bill. marriage or civil partnership certificate.