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Order a birth certificate New Zealand birth certificates are a record of birth. Expand all. For births that happened at least years ago, use: Birth, Death and Marriage Historical Records You can also see information about: Finding a child or parent on the sperm and egg donor list. You can register your child and order a certificate at the same time. You can choose a standard or a decorative certificate which has an image on it. Standard certificate.
It is important to note the first four digits of the registration refer to the year the event was registered rather than the year of event. Post registrations will provide more information because more was required after the Registration of Births and Deaths Act came into effect. In New Zealand, the Registrar-General is responsible for registering all births, deaths, marriages, civil unions and name changes.
The issuing of printouts and certificates provides access to this information. It is recommended to also order an official translation as well as an apostille, even if the French authorities haven't yet requested these.
You can order a translation of the above document s from BDM's Translation Agency external link , whose translations are recognised by the French administration.
Apostille certification external link will satisfy this requirement. Prior to ordering documents from New Zealand, ask the Mairie or other relevant French authority if authentication is actually required, as an apostille can only be obtained from New Zealand. Complete and send the apostille certification external link and document e.
You can tick to request a translation on the apostille form. If the marriage and divorce both occurred in New Zealand, the details will be added as an endorsement to the marriage entry and will appear on any subsequently-issued marriage certificate. Requests must be made on the application form on the New Zealand Ministry of Justice external link website. States simply that a New Zealand citizen who is older than 18 years is free to marry or enter into a civil union without the consent of any other person.
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