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Registration of Births, Deaths, Marriages and Civil Partnerships


Service Description: For the registration of Births, Deaths & Marriages - including appointments for certificates and arranging marriages. Please note that when registering twins a double appointment is required.

Also known as:- Birth Re-registering, Naming Ceremonies, Registrars Service

Your FAQ

Question: What documents do I need to bring in order to register a death?

Answer: The registrar will require the medical certificate from the doctor or hospital relating to the deceased. If the death has been referred to the coroner and a post mortem has taken place the medical certificate will be taken by the Coroner's Officer directly to the Register Office. It would also help if you could bring the deceased's medical card with you.

If you wish to take advantage of the Tell us Once service offered following the registration of death, you should bring with (if available) the deceased's national insurance number, valid passport, valid driving licence, blue badge, library card, DWP benefits letter.


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