Register Name Certificate For Free

The red book issued to you at the hospital. your passport, driving licence or birth certificate. your marriage certificate - if you're married. deed poll documents - if you've changed your name by deed poll.

For those who have not registered ever: The person has to visit the nearby municipal corporation (MC), or SDM office. Apply for the certificate with the registrar of the MC. Show the supporting documents of the birth, as proof. Pay the late fee and get a receipt. Get it after a week or the day when it is told.

Either parent can register the birth on their own. They can include both parents' details if they were married or in a civil partnership when the baby was born or conceived. Please note - A 'civil-partner' is someone that you have been through a legal ceremony with for the formation of a civil partnership.

How much does it cost to re-register a birth? There is no charge for re-registration but you may wish to buy a birth certificate during the appointment for £11.

There is a 42-day limit to register a birth and new parents who do not comply will be contacted and asked to register their newborn if they have yet to do so within the legal time frame. You will need a birth certificate when claiming any benefits related to the birth of a newborn.

What you need to know... Bring a completed LA1 form, signed by both parents. Bring one completed form for each child to be re-registered. Bring your original marriage certificate. ... One parent is required to attend the Register Office for the re-registration.

89, only Birth Certificate issued by the Municipal Authority or the Office of the Registrar of Births & Deaths is acceptable. contain the name of child, a declaration on plain paper signed by parents, is required to be submitted specifying the name of the child.

Original and copy of Full Version Birth Certificate with both Parents' names. Declaration form duly signed by both the Parents and both the parents' Photograph on the top. Marriage Certificate and copy. Both Parents' valid Passports and copies.