NDMC birth certificate: All you need to know

A birth certificate is a crucial document that certifies a person’s birth. Birth certificates can be either certified copies or representations of the subsequent registration of the birth, or they can be the original document attesting to the circumstances of the birth. A birth record may or may not include confirmation of the event by a midwife or doctor, depending on the jurisdiction.

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NDMC birth certificate: Importance

The birth certificate is the child’s first legal entitlement and the first step in establishing identification in India. These are several applications for birth certificates:

To apply for a school
As evidence of age for employment as well as evidence of age at marriage
to prove parentage
To determine the eligibility age for Electoral Roll enrollment
For the purpose of determining an insurance applicant’s age for registration in the National Population Register (NPR)

NDMC birth certificate: Documents needed

You must submit the form together with a few relevant papers in order to successfully complete any birth registration. The following list includes some of the documents you might need to submit:

Identification proof of parents: Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, PAN Card, or any government-issued ID.
The parents’ address proof: Voter ID card, phone bill, passbook, and Aadhaar card
Proof of birthdate: This includes an Aadhaar card, a hospital report, and a vaccination record.
Proof of birthplace: The parents’ address verification will do if the birth took place at home. If the baby is born in a hospital, a hospital report is necessary.
Photo in passport size.

NDMC birth certificate: How to apply for birth certificate

You must get or download a registration form from the registrar’s office (from the municipal authority of your state). It is now done by hospital personnel.
The paperwork is supplied by the Medical Officer in Charge if the kid is born in a hospital.
You must complete the form within 21 days of your child’s birth.
Birth must be registered. In India, if a birth is not registered within 21 days after its occurrence, it will be provided only after police verification.
The registrar must verify the birth records (date, time, place of birth, parent’s ID proof, nursing facility, etc.) before issuing the certificate to the applicant.
After 15 days, you must follow up with the local administration to see whether the birth certificate is ready.
You must bring a self-addressed envelope to the municipality office, and the certificate will be mailed to you within 15-25 working days.

FAQs

If a birth or death is not registered, what should be done?

You can get in touch with the local authorities to have the event registered if it is not noted within a year of the event. You can also get in touch with the Registrar’s office.