Birth / Death Certificate
- Fee
- ₹6,999
- Turnaround
- 7-15 days
What this is
A birth or death certificate from the municipal or panchayat registrar - a fresh certificate, a correction of name, date or spelling, a copy of a lost certificate, or a delayed registration where the birth or death was not registered in time, including the district registrar's permission or the magistrate's order that delayed cases need. It is for parents, families and legal heirs.
What you get
The birth or death certificate, or the corrected or duplicate certificate: the correct route identified by how much time has passed, the application prepared on the state portal or in the prescribed form, the affidavit and supporting declarations drafted by our panel advocate and signed on letterhead, the district registrar's permission application or the application to the Magistrate for an order where the delay requires it, guidance on the documents and appearance, and the certificate collected and delivered. Government fees and late fees are shown separately and not included in our fee.
How it works
- Tell us what you needA new certificate, a correction, a duplicate, or a delayed registration, and upload the hospital record or existing certificate. We pre-fill the details.
- Confirm the detailsNames, date and place exactly as they should appear.
- Answer the advocate's questionsWhen the event happened, why it was not registered or is wrong, what records exist, and which office has jurisdiction.
- PayPay our fee; government fees are shown separately.
- ApplyWe prepare and file the application and any permission or court application, and guide any appearance.
- Certificate is deliveredYou receive the certificate.
What to have ready
- Hospital record or death report (if you have it)Discharge summary, birth report, medical cause of death certificate.
- Existing certificate (if you have it)If correction or duplicate.
- ID proof of the applicant and of the parents or the deceasedAadhaar, PAN or passport.
- Documents supporting the correct details (if you have it)School record, immunisation card, passport, Aadhaar.
- Cremation or burial receipt (if you have it)For a death.
- Earlier applications or rejection letters (if you have it)If any.
What this is based on
- Registration of Births & Deaths Act 1969 (1969)
- 2023 amendment (2023)
- State Registration of Births and Deaths Rules (1969)Source: https://www.indiacode.nic.in/handle/123456789/1682