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Registering a birth overseas
If your child is born outside the UK you can register the birth with the nearest consulate or with our consular department in London if you've returned to the UK. You don't have to do this, but if you do your child will be given a British style birth certificate and the birth will be registered at the General Registry Office in the UK.We recommend consular birth registration because it means you'll be able to get extra copies of the certificate from the General Registry Office in the future.
Before applying for consular birth registration
You won't be able to register the birth with your local registry office in the UK so you'll need to register the birth with the local civil authorities and obtain a birth certificate from them.Exceptions
Please note that we can't register births which occurred in the following countries:
* Australia
* Canada
* New Zealand
* Republic of Ireland
* South Africa
* Overseas Territories
The standard of registration in these countries is similar to that of the UK. We also can't register a birth if the parents were born overseas and are only British by descent. Nor can we register the birth of a non-British child who has been adopted by British parents.
What documents do we need to provide?
To register a birth a consulate or with the consular department in London you will need to provide:* child's civil overseas birth certificate
* mother's full British birth certificate (or Home office naturalisation or registration certificate if born outside of the UK)
* father's full British birth certificate (or Home office naturalisation or registration certificate if born outside of the UK)
* parent's marriage certificate
* British Passport We'll need to see the original documents and two legible photocopies of each.
We can accept a certified copy of your passport but the bio-data page will need to be certified by a UK Solicitor or a notary public registered with the Law Society.
If you and your spouse are not married
If you are a British man and your child's mother is foreign you can only apply for a Consular birth registration of the child was born on or after 1 July 2006. If you are an unmarried women who's had a child abroad and you would like the father's details recorded on the certificate, you will need to swear Statutory Paternity Declarations.How much does it cost?
The current fee for this service, whether in London or at the Consulate abroad is £151. You can pay by postal order or banker's draft. We no longer accept personal cheques. If you would like more than one copy of the certificate each additional certificate will cost £59. The fees are closely regulated by parliament and cover the cost of administration.Registering at a consulate overseas
You should consult the website of the relevant consulate for information on processing times and other information. You can find an embassy or consulate using the search facility to the right.Registering at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in London
We can't accept personal callers at our London office so we recommend you post your documents to us by recorded or special delivery.First you'll need to download and complete the registration form.
Please include a stamped addressed special or recorded delivery envelope so we can return your documents to you. We'll return your documents to you within 10 working days. And you should receive the Consular certificate within 4 to 6 weeks.