How to change the permanent address in sons birth certificate
31-Mar-2023 (In Documentation Law)
To change the permanent address in a son's birth certificate in India, you will need to follow these steps:
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Obtain a copy of the son's birth certificate. This can be done by contacting the Registrar of Births and Deaths in the municipality or local authority where the child was born.
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Prepare an affidavit stating the reason for the change of address and the new address. The affidavit should be on stamp paper of the appropriate value and should be notarized.
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Obtain a copy of the address proof that shows the new address. This can be a utility bill, a bank statement, or any other document that shows the name of the person making the application and the new address.
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Submit the original birth certificate, the affidavit, and the address proof to the Registrar of Births and Deaths in the municipality or local authority where the child was born.
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Pay the prescribed fee for making the changes. The fee varies from state to state.
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After submitting the application and the required documents, the Registrar will verify the documents and make the necessary changes in the birth certificate.
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The updated birth certificate can be collected from the Registrar's office after the prescribed time period.
It is best to check with the local authorities to confirm the specific requirements for your area.
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The address can be changed. But it should be done at the earliest. Its earlier the better n easier. N i think there is a statutory bar if its unchanged after 3 years after enrolment. I will revert u after verifying. Do consult the secretary of birth n death in ur local LSG at the earliest
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