• Birth Certificate for Mom

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Hi, My Mom was born in 1951 in Delhi. She doesnt have a birth certificate and also lost her school records a while back. She does have a passport with date of birth on it but thats it. Both her parents have passed away and no one lives at the address she was born at. How can we get the birth certificate or non availability certificate from local municipal office?

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Nitin
Asked 7 years ago in Civil Law

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At this stage birth certificate would no more be issued in her name.

Get an affidavit by her through a first class magistrate and make paper publication.

The affidavit and passport will remain her age proof.

Devajyoti Barman
Advocate, Kolkata
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Non-Availability of Birth Certificate is actually an official statement stating that the birth records of a particular person is not available.

2) take .search at the concerned municipality office of applicant’s place of of birth. If the birth is not registered or it was actually registered but the the registration records is not available due to any reason, then your mother can apply for 'Non Availability of Birth Certificate' from that concerned department.

3) the following documents would be required

Copy of Passport

Proof for date of birth such as 10th Passing Certificate, school leaving certificate etc.

ID Proof with Place of Birth Address (Ration Card/ Driving License/ Voter ID etc.)

Proof of Place Of Birth (Copy of Hose tax receipt/Allotment letter/Sale deed / hospital record etc.

Affidavit from Parents/Relatives*.

4) since your grand parents are dead affidavit from relatives that your mother was born at the address on so and so date would be necessary

Ajay Sethi
Advocate, Mumbai
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Your mother can get Birth Certificate by applying the concerned District Collector in writing. In the absence of the records and parent a birth certificate can be obtain by submitting notarized affidavits. The district collector is bound to issue birth certificate after receiving application along with affidavits.

Lakshmi Kanth
Advocate, Hyderabad
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