Änderung des Wohnsitzes innerhalb derselben Stadt oder Gemeinde melden

If you move within your city or municipality, you must inform your city or municipality of your new address.

If you move within your city or municipality, you must inform your city or municipality of your new address.

The competent authority may require you to submit documents that serve as proof of the information provided. These can be, for example

• Identity card or passport
• Marriage or partnership certificate, divorce decree
• Identity documents of family members. For children who do not have a children's passport, you must bring a birth certificate.
• Certificate from the landlord (PDF)

Tip: You can update the address on your identity card at the same time as you re-register in your city or municipality.

No special requirements.

Usually free of charge within the specified period. However, depending on local fee regulations, a processing fee may be charged in individual cases.

To re-register, you usually have to appear in person at the registration office. The registration office will record your new data and provide you with a printout of the data. You confirm the accuracy and completeness of your data by signing the printout.

You can also re-register your family members if

• they previously lived with you in the same home and
• they are moving with you.

Usually processed immediately on site.

You must re-register within two weeks of the move.

Your landlord is obliged to confirm in writing that you have moved into your new home. Submit certificates from your landlord to the registration office. Confirmation from the landlord is also possible electronically. In this case, you will receive an allocation feature that is used to confirm the landlord's confirmation.

You will receive a confirmation of the re-registration for your records.

If you move within your city or municipality, you must inform your city or municipality of your new address.