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A continuous, permanent, required record of life-changing events, such as births, deaths, and stillbirths, is known as civil registration. The Registration of Birth and Death (RBD) Act, 1969 governs the process of registering births and deaths, and the Registrar General of India is charged with organising and coordinating all CRS-related activities across the nation. In Tamil Nadu, the Director of Public Health and Preventive Medicine serves as the Chief Registrar of Births and Deaths and is responsible for carrying out the RBD Act 1969.
The standard reporting window for birth, death, and stillbirth events is 21 days (from the date of occurrence).
The birth certificate is the child's first legal entitlement and the first step in proving its identification. The following uses of birth certificates and death certificates are now required:
for enrollment in schools
as age verification for employment.
as evidence of age upon marriage.
to prove parentage.
to determine the legal age for registration on the electoral rolls.
to determine age for the purpose of insurance.
the National Population Register in order to register (NPR).
For Birth Certificate - Parents birth certificates, marriage certificate of the parents, proof of a birth letter from the hospital or nursing home, parents’ identity proof.
For Death Certificate - Birth certificate of the deceased.
An affidavit stating the date and time of death.
A copy of the ration card.
1.NEW BIRTH / DEATH CERTIFICATE APPLY (Indian Citizen/NRI)
2.CORRECTION
NAME CHANGE/CORRECTION
DATE OF BIRTH CHANGE/ CORRECTION
MOBILE NO UPDATE
ADDRESS UPDATE
PHOTO CHANGE/CORRECTION
SIGNATURE CHANGE /CORRECTION
KYC UPDATE
3.REPRINT FACILITY
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