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Obtain Birth Certificate: Uttar Pradesh

Every Birth has to be reported and registered within 21 days at the place of its occurrence. After one year, births can be registered by the order of a first class magistrate only.

Eligibility

·         When the Birth has taken place in a house - the head of the house or the nearest relative of the head of the house, or the oldest person in the family.

·         When the Birth has taken place outside the house:

(i)

In a Hospital/Health Centre, Maternity Home or other similar institutions

Medical Officer In-charge or any officer authorised by him/her

(ii)

In a Jail

Jail In-charge

(iii)

In a Hospital, Dharamshala, Boarding House, etc.

Person In-charge

(iv)

In a Moving Vehicle

Person In-charge of the Vehicle

(v)

Found deserted in a public place

Headman of the Village/In-charge of the local police station

Procedure

A Birth Certificate can be obtained by applying through the prescribed proforma with fee as fixed by local body authorities. The certificates are issued from the registration centres/offices of the local bodies in the zone under which the parents of the child were living at the time of birth.

Concerned Authority

·         Municipal Corporation

·         Nagar Palika

·         Nagar Palika Parishad

Necessary documents/papers

·         Application form with fee.

·         Proof of Birth of the person for whom the certificate is required.

·         Affidavit, if birth is being registered after one year of its occurrence.

 



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