Civil Registries and Peace Courts of Spain

Civil Registries in Spain

Civil Registries in Spain: Functions and Procedures

The Civil Registries in Spain are public bodies aimed at providing official records of facts and acts related to the civil status of individuals. These registries document key aspects such as:

  • Name and surname
  • Birth
  • Death
  • Filiation
  • Gender
  • Nationality

The Civil Registry records and certifies the vital acts of individuals that occur in the country, such as births, marriages, and deaths.

Procedures for Registrations and Certificates

  1. Registrations: For the procedures of birth, marriage, or death registrations, it is necessary to go personally to the corresponding Civil Registry.
  2. Certificates: The application for birth, marriage, and death certificates can be made both in person and remotely. For in-person procedures, it may be necessary to make an appointment or adhere to specific hours. It is recommended to verify these details directly with the Civil Registry or to opt for the remote application whenever possible.

Online Service for Certificates

To request birth, marriage, or death certifications without the need for travel, you can use our online service. This allows you to manage your procedures professionally and efficiently from any province in Spain, saving time and avoiding unnecessary travel.

For more information and to make your application conveniently, please visit our website.

Information on all Civil Registries in Spain

Registro civil de A Coruña
Registro civil de A Estrada
Registro civil de A Fonsagrada
Registro civil de A Pobra de Trives
Registro civil de Aguilar de la Frontera
Registro civil de Albacete
Registro civil de Alcalá de Guadaíra
Registro civil de Alcalá de Henares
Registro civil de Alcalá la Real
Registro civil de Alcañiz
Registro civil de Alcaraz
Registro civil de Alcázar de San Juan
Registro civil de Alcobendas
Registro civil de Alcorcón
Registro civil de Alcoy
Registro civil de Algeciras
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