Obtaining an official birth, marriage or death certificate is essential for various legal and personal procedures. These documents are the official proof registered in the Civil Registry, and they can be requested for different reasons, from obtaining a passport to carrying out probate procedures.

Although you can go directly to the corresponding Civil Registry to manage your application, this often requires time and travel. To save you these inconveniences, we offer a comprehensive processing service. We take care of the entire process for you, ensuring a stress-free experience without the need to get bogged down in paperwork.

Each type of certificate has specific requirements and documentation that may vary depending on the procedure you need to carry out. Visit the specific section on our website or contact us to obtain all the necessary information. Our team specialises in managing these procedures efficiently, so you do not have to worry about anything.

With our experience and dedication, we can offer you a fast, reliable and fully personalised service. We leave everything ready so you can focus only on what really matters. Start your application today and let us take care of everything else.

When requesting a birth certificate, it is important to know the different types of certifications available. These certificates can be positive or negative, depending on the information required.

Birth certifications contain essential details that guarantee the authenticity and validity of the document. The elements that will appear in each certification are described below:

Important: It is not possible to obtain registry information about other people using this procedure. Therefore, this process cannot be carried out through www.registrocivil.es.

You can easily manage the application for your birth certificate through our website. To do so, simply follow the link below:

If you prefer to manage the process directly, you can do so in the following ways:

For any questions or additional assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.

The marriage certificate is an official document issued by the Registrar of the Civil Registry. This certificate validates the marriage, including essential details such as the date, time, and place where the marriage was celebrated, in accordance with Article 69 of the Civil Registry Act.

In addition, you can obtain electronic marriage certificates, which feature the electronic seal of the Directorate-General for Registries and the Notariat. These certificates are generated from the data recorded in the central database of the Civil Registries, providing a secure and efficient digital option to obtain the required information.

There are various ways to obtain a marriage certificate, each tailored to different needs and situations:

Any citizen may apply for a marriage certificate, provided they have a legitimate interest, except for legal exemptions that require special authorisation. Public access will not be granted in the following cases without such authorisation:

Authorisation to access this data must be granted by the judge in charge and only to those who can demonstrate a legitimate interest and well-founded reasons. The certificate will include the applicant's name, the purpose for which it is issued, and the express authorisation of the Registrar, who will issue the certificate directly from the registry in their charge.

Electronic certificates issued with the seal of the Directorate-General for Registries and the Notariat may only be requested by the data subject, who must identify themselves using an electronic ID (DNIe) or other advanced electronic signature systems accepted by public administrations. These certificates relate to digitised or computerised marriage entries registered from 1 January 1950 onwards.

Important note: It is not possible to obtain registration data of other individuals through this procedure.

You can easily apply for your marriage certificate through our website. To start the process, use the following link:

You also have the option to manage your application directly at the corresponding civil registry. You can do so in the following ways:

For any further questions or assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.

The death certificate is an official document that certifies the death of a person. This document includes key details such as the deceased's personal details, as well as the place, date, and time of death, among other relevant information.

The death certificate is essential for various procedures, such as:

There are several ways to obtain a death certificate, each tailored to different needs and situations. Although the literal positive certificate is the most common and generally required, the different options available are described below:

The death certificate can be requested by any citizen who has a legitimate interest, except in cases subject to legal restrictions. Below are the exceptions that prevent the disclosure of information without special authorisation:

In these cases, the authorisation must be granted by the judge in charge and only to those who can demonstrate a legitimate interest and well-founded reasons to access this information. The certificate will include the applicant's name, the purpose for which it is issued, and the express authorisation of the Registrar, who will issue the certificate from the corresponding registry.

You can easily apply for your death certificate through our website. To start the process, use the following link:

For any further questions or assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.