Applying For Birth Certificate Trinidad & Tobago : Registrar General’s Department Ministry of Legal Affairs
Name of the Organization : Registrar General’s Department
Type of Facility : Applying For Birth Certificate
Country : Trinidad & Tobago
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Website : https://agla.gov.tt/
Download Form : https://agla.gov.tt/
Legal Affairs Applying For Birth Certificate
A birth certificate is an official certified copy of the registration data relating to the birth of a child. It is used as a document to assist in establishing an individual’s identity.
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Birth Certificates are required for many purposes, such as acquiring a passport, driver’s permit, marriage licence and school enrolment.
Registration of Birth
How can I obtain a Birth Certificate?:
You can apply for a birth certificate in person or by mail. Birth certificates can only be issued to individuals who have had their birth registered. Please follow the link below for information on how to register a birth.
How do I apply in person?:
You can apply in person at any of the offices, sub-offices or TTPost Outlet locations listed on page 2 of the application form. Application forms can be obtained by following the link below.
If you apply for the computer-generated birth certificate at the Registrar General’s Office, Port of Spain or at the sub-office in San Fernando you will receive the certificate on the same day of the application providing all information is verified as accurate. If you apply at any of the other sub-offices it will take a little longer.
How do I apply by mail?:
If you are applying by mail, you must visit a designated TTPost outlet and complete an application form, providing all relevant information with respect to the application. For information on which TTPost Outlets offer this service, please see page 2 of the application form or contact the Registrar General’s Office using the information provided at the end of this page. Application forms can be obtained by following the link below.
Birth certificates are delivered to applicants through secure post. Incomplete application forms will be returned unprocessed.
How much does a Birth Certificate cost?:
The first issue of a computer-generated birth certificate is free of charge to each person. Each additional copy costs TT$25.00.
Registration of Deaths
Process :
** Register immediately at District Registrar located nearest to where the death occurred.
Documents required :
(1) Medical cause of death. Certificate from the attending doctor.
(2) valid, photo ID of informant.
(3) ID of deceased, if available.
(4) Birth certificate of deceased, if available.
Late Registration of Deaths :
** This refers to registration after one year of death.
Process :
** Obtain information at Civil Registry, Registrar General’s Department, Registration House, 72-74 South Quay (next to Courts), Port of Spain, or the District Registrar located nearest to where death occurred.
Documents Required :
(1) Medical cause of death. Certificate from the attending doctor.
(2) ID of informant.
(3) Affidavit stating reason for delay in registration of death.
(4) Other documents depending on facts of the case.
Registrar General’s Office:
Registration House
South Quay
Port of Spain
Trinidad, West Indies
Tel. (868) 624-1660
Opening hours: 8:30 am to 3:30 pm, Monday to Friday, except public holidays.
Registrar General’s Department:
Caroline building No2,
#11 Hamilton Street,
Scarborough
Tobago, West Indies
Tel. (868) 639-3210/1330
Fax. (868) 639-2505
Opening hours: 8:30 am to 3:30 pm, Monday to Friday, except public holidays.
I need to renew my digital birth certificate. How can I do that?
Kindly tell, Whom do I have to contact to find out, if a machine readable BC was already populated in my name. I applied for a BC more than 2 years with the consulate in NY and they claim they received nothing that it must be lost. I have been told to keep checking back but I am fed up now, also there is no proof all the details I sent to them was even sent to Trinidad for processing so therefore I have to apply again on top of everything, they are saying if one was already done then I have to pay more money for something I never received. Who can help with this situation that’s frustrating me.
Kindly clarify, is this polymer birth certificate?