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Begriffe im Kontext
- Geburt, Sorgerecht für Minderjährige, elterliche Pflichten, Vorschriften für Leihmutterschaft und Adoption, einschließlich Stiefkindadoption, Unterhaltspflichten für Kinder bei grenzüberschreitenden familiären Gegebenheiten
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Fachlich freigegeben durch
- § Section 18 of the Civil Status Act (PStG)
- § Section 31 Ordinance on Civil Status (PStV)
- § Section 10 of the Civil Status Act (PStG)
- § Section 19 of the Civil Status Act (PStG)
- § Section 20 of the Civil Status Act (PStG)
- § Section 21 of the Civil Status Act (PStG)
- § Section 22 of the Civil Status Act (PStG)
- § Section 23 of the Civil Status Act (PStG)
- § Section 24 of the Civil Status Act (PStG)
- § Section 25 of the Prevention and Management of Pregnancy Conflicts Act (Schwangerschaftskonfliktgesetz SchKG)
- § Section 26 of the Prevention and Management of Pregnancy Conflicts Act (Schwangerschaftskonfliktgesetz SchKG)
- § Section 32 Ordinance on Civil Status (PStV)
- § Section 33 Ordinance on Civil Status (PStV)
- § Section 34 Ordinance on Civil Status (PStV)
- § Section 35 Ordinance on Civil Status (PStV)
As a custodial parent, you must register the birth of your child at the registry office responsible for the place of birth.
If your child is born in a hospital or other facility where obstetric care is provided, this facility will be responsible for registering the birth. In this case, you should find out from the maternity facility in good time which documents you need to bring with you to the delivery date.
If a confidential birth is planned, please contact an advice center or the hospital or other facility where obstetric care is provided.
If the birth does not take place in a hospital or other facility where obstetric care is provided (home birth), the birth must be registered in person by a custodial parent at the registry office within one week. If the parents are unable to register the birth, the birth must be registered by another person who was present at the birth.
You will need the following documents:
- Identity card, passport or a recognized passport replacement document from you as parents
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for parents who are married to each other
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Birth certificates of the parents
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Marriage certificate or a certified printout from the marriage register
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for parents who are not married to each other
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Birth certificate of the mother
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if paternity has already been recognized:
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Declaration of acknowledgment of paternity and the mother's declaration of consent
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Birth certificate of the father
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if applicable, the declaration of custody
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-if the name of one of the parents has changed:
o Proof of the name change
Note: The registry office may request further documents from you if this is necessary to verify information.
Documents from abroad must be submitted in the original and in each case with a German translation by a recognized translator.
A birth has taken place and you
- are the owner of a hospital or a facility where obstetric care is provided,
- have custody of the child as the mother,
- are the custodial parent of the child or
- are another person and were present at the birth or know about it.
The notification of birth is done as follows:
- You must complete the notification of birth.
- You must also enter the surname and first name(s) of the child.
- If your child is born in a hospital or other facility where obstetric care is provided, the notification of birth will be taken over by this facility. You will provide the maternity facility with the documents required to register the birth with the registry office.
- If you give birth at home, you must register the birth of the child in person at the registry office responsible for the place of birth, submitting the necessary documents within the deadline.
- Once the birth has been certified, you will receive a birth certificate for the child as a civil status certificate.
- If you are unable to provide the registry office with all the documents required for the certification, an explanatory note will be included in the birth entry. Instead of a birth certificate, only a certified printout from the civil status register can be issued as a civil status certificate.
- Notification of birth
- Every birth of a child must be reported to the registry office responsible for the place of birth.
- If your child is born in a hospital or other facility where obstetric care is provided, this facility will be responsible for registering the birth. In this case, you should find out in good time from the maternity facility which documents you need to bring with you to the delivery date.
- If a confidential birth is planned, you should contact an advice center, the hospital or other institution
- If the birth does not take place in a hospital or other facility where obstetric care is provided (home birth), the birth must be registered in person by a parent with custody at the registry office within one week. If the parents are unable to register the birth, the birth must be registered by another person who was present at the birth.
- Responsible: Registry office of the child's place of birth