Registration certificate

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If you are or were registered in Munich, you can apply for a written or electronic registration certificate from us.

Description

The registration certificate contains the following data:

  • Surname
  • First names with labelling of the common first name,
  • Doctoral degree,
  • Date of birth,
  • current addresses, labelled according to main and secondary residence.

At the request of the person concerned, further data may be included in the registration certificate:

  • former names (if stored)
  • Religious name, stage name (if stored)
  • Place of birth, if born abroad also the country
  • Gender
  • Data on the legal representative
  • current nationalities
  • Religion
  • previous addresses, labelled according to main and secondary residence
  • Date of moving in, date of moving out, date of change of status
  • Marital status
  • for married persons or civil partners, additionally date and place of marriage/establishment of civil partnership, abroad also the country
  • Data on the spouse or civil partner
  • Data on underage children
  • Identity card/passport/eID card data

Applications can only be made in person at the Citizens Office in Ruppertstraße. You will need an appointment for this.
For data protection reasons, the registration certificate may only be handed over to the person obliged to register or the authorised person. The application form must be completed in full.

Prerequisites

Written applications can only be processed if you are or were registered in Munich. Applications via the online service are only possible if you are currently registered in Munich.

Required documents

  • Proof of identity: passport or identity card of the applicant or authorised person (when applying via the online service, the new electronic identity card or an electronic residence permit or an eID card (EU) issued in Germany with the activated online ID function)
  • completed application form (including power of attorney), if applicable
  • Proof of payment (for written applications)

If you apply for the registration certificate in writing, please transfer the fee to the district administration department in advance:

Stadtsparkasse München
IBAN: DE86 7015 0000 0000 2030 00
BIC: SSKMDEMM
Verwendungszweck: 92004301010121

Incoming applications cannot be processed without proof of payment.

A carbon copy or copy of the remittance slip does not constitute proof of payment.

Duration & Costs

Processing time

If you apply in person: immediately.

When applying online:
written registration certificate - a few days
electronic registration certificate - immediately

Fees

  • Processing fee per written certificate: 5 euros
  • Processing fee per multilingual form (translation assistance) 5 Euro
  • electronic certificate_ free of charge
  • Certificate for pension purposes: free of charge

Payment methods available

Questions & Answers

Then you can obtain an additional form with translation assistance in the respective national language. This form contains information on your place of residence or marital status.

You can apply for an electronic registration certificate from us free of charge. If you come to the Ruppertstraße Citizens Office in person with an appointment (bring your ID card or passport), you will receive it immediately. If you apply for the registration certificate in writing, you will receive the registration certificate sent to your current address. If you apply in person or in writing, the fee is 5 euros.

This is not necessary. However, the person present must also be registered as the parent with custody.

Landeshauptstadt München

Kreisverwaltungsreferat
Hauptabteilung II Bürgerangelegenheiten
Bürgerbüro Orleansplatz

Postal address

Landeshauptstadt München
Kreisverwaltungsreferat
Hauptabteilung II Bürgerangelegenheiten
Bürgerbüro Orleansplatz

Ruppertstraße 19
80337 München

Fax: +49 89 233-49402

Address

Orleansstraße 50
81667 München

Contact us in writing

Accessibility

  • Available:Barrier-free access
  • Not available:Disabled parking

Barrier-free access

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Notarisation of signatures

You can have your signature notarised under a document if you have to submit it to an authority or a body with public duties.

Blocking the transfer of data

You can use a transmission block to prevent your registration data from being passed on.

Set up an information block

Under certain legal conditions, the registration authority may provide third parties with information from the population register (surname, first name, doctor's degree, address).

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Notarisation of documents up to 5 documents

With an official notarisation, we confirm with our seal and signature that the copy we have made corresponds to the document you have submitted.

Notarisation of up to 20 documents

With an official notarisation, we confirm with our seal and signature that the copy we have made corresponds to the document you have submitted.