Birth Registration
Articles 22, 23, 24, 25, and 27 of Law No. 3 of 1957 dated August 1, 1957
Prime Minister Publication No. 15 dated February 14, 1989
Prime Minister Publication No. 15 dated February 14, 1989
Birth declaration within 10 days after delivery
After this legal deadline: judicial authorization is required
Declaration made by the father, the doctor, the midwife, or the witnesses
After this legal deadline: judicial authorization is required
Declaration made by the father, the doctor, the midwife, or the witnesses
Presentation of details (date, place, name)
ID card of the father or mother
Or family record book / birth certificate of one of the children
Or birth certificate issued by a foreign civil status officer (for births abroad)
ID card of the father or mother
Or family record book / birth certificate of one of the children
Or birth certificate issued by a foreign civil status officer (for births abroad)
Civil status service of the municipality or district
Embassy or consulate for births abroad
Embassy or consulate for births abroad
Civil status service of the municipality or district
Embassy or consulate for births abroad
Embassy or consulate for births abroad
Remarks
Remark 1:
The purpose of presenting the documents is to avoid errors and ensure the exact correspondence of family names among members of the same family.
Remark 2:
The agent responsible for registering the newborn must clearly read the registration data to verify their accuracy.
Remark 3:
The declarant must sign two copies of the birth declaration register.
