Birth, Death Or Marriage Certificate Application Form Registry Of Births, Deaths &Am: Fill & Download for Free

Thanks for the A2A.This is a good time to apply for Irish citizenship if you qualify, if you want to keep access to your EU Treaty rights post-Brexit. Plus, Ireland’s awesome. :)So, firstly, was your grandmother born in Ireland, as opposed to having citizenship through naturalisation/marriage? If so, good, you qualify. What you’ll need is your birth certificate, your parents’ birth certificates (especially for whichever of your parents had the Irish parent) and your grandmother’s birth certificate as proof of her citizenship and your lineage.If her birth certificate isn’t available you may have to contact the registry office in the town of her birth (or the county town if it’s somewhere in rural Ireland) to obtain a copy. There’s a pretty comprehensive list here: RoI Civil Registration Offices - Births, Deaths & MarriagesThe first thing you need to do is get yourself put on the Foreign Births Register. The steps required can be seen here: Registering a foreign birth . Once you have your certificate in hand (waiting times are currently up to a year, thanks to the huge increase in applications since the Brexit vote), you can proceed to the next step - applying for an Irish passport.To do this, contact your local Irish Embassy so they can send you a passport application form (they’re not currently available for download, unfortunately, but here’s their contact info: Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade ). They also usually include an application form in the package when they send you your FBR certificate. The cost to apply for the passport is £70, and you’ll need to have the application form and two of the four photos you’ll be including notarised.The Irish DFA has a page dedicated to the aftermath of the EU referendum, with lots of additional info and advice here: Department of Foreign Affairs and TradeEDIT: Edited to reflect current FBR rules, etc

The answer depends on where you live, and where you were born.Even so, there are two points of view that seem likely to be relevant, no matter where you are living or where you are born:1. are you able to change your name, legally?The State of New South Wales has a fairly simple process to change your name and you will need to lodge some forms and pay a fee to the NSW State Registry of Births Deaths And Marriages.Applications to register a change of name for an adult (18 years or over) born in NSW will be accepted if your birth is registered in NSW.If you were not born in NSW, and a court has made an order to protect you and/or your children, then you may apply for a change of name. You should provide a certified copy of the court order with your application.Check if you are restricted - there is a PDF link on this page: BDM New South Wales2. what do you need to do once you have changed your name?Once you have completed step 1, and legally changed your name, that may not be the end.You may need to let others know about your change of name.How to do this will vary with each organisation, but it might be no more than an email with a copy of your new certificate from the BD&M Registry, or your local equivalent. Or it might be that you need to send a certified copy by snail mail.You can choose to simply use your new name, but if you fail to inform organisations that your name has changed, then you may find they will not recognise your new name when you try to deal with them. This can apply both to businesses, such as your bank and credit card issuer, insurer, phone company, water/gas/electricity supplier; and maybe also government bodies, eg so your new name appears on your drivers licence and/or car registration certificate.For example, in NSW you can change your name with the Registry of BD&M, but if you want your drivers licence to have your new name then you need to deal with a different government department (Roads And Maritime Services), who nicely provide this info for people who are changing their name:"If you have changed your name and you want to change it on your driver licence and vehicle registration you will need to visit a registry and complete a Replacement Application form 1018, available to download online.You will also need to produce the original of one of the following documents:A marriage certificate # (Commemorative Certificates are not accepted).A divorce decree (bearing the name being reverted to).A deed poll * registered with the relevant authority.A change of name certificate issued by the Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages.A birth certificate showing the name at birth and the new name (Commemorative Certificates are not acceptable).A document showing evidence of change of name registered in the Land Titles Office.In addition to an acceptable change of name document, you must provide a Full proof of identity (POI) document showing the 'original' name; or a List 1 POI document showing the 'original' name and a List 2 POI document showing the 'original' or 'new' name.Your identity and change of name documents should show a clear link between your names.Note: Documents not in English must be accompanied by an acceptable translation. See Proof of identity for more information on translations."Changing your personal details

Yes, you can apply and avail driving license, Please refer to the link 'Transport' for the procedure, list of documents and addresses for applying, Even you can take appointment & pay fee online too.I'm pasting the exact FAQ here as well :Q. What are the documents which are required for learner licence?Ans. The documents required along with the learner application form are as follows :A) Form No. 1, 2, 3B) Three 3 copies of applicant recent passport size photographC) Proof of residenceD) Proof of AgeE) Proof of citizenshipF) In the case of an application for transport vehicle, the driving license held by the applicant.H) Appropriate Fee has specified in rule 32.Note :- All photo copies to be attested by Gazetted Officer or Notary PublicQ Where do I have to approach for driving licence?Ans To your local transport Zonal office.Q What are the office timing of Transport Zonal office?AnsFor Public dealing8:30 A.M to 1:00 P.MGernal office timing8:30 A.M to 4:30 P.MQ What is the eligibility for obtaining a learner's licenceAge eligibility: 18 yearsFor vehicles upto 50CC engine capacity & without gear -- 16 years(Provided parents/guardian consent obtained.)For commercial vehicle -- 20 years & minimum qualification of 8thpass.Conversant with Traffic rules & regulations.Documents for residence.The documents required along with the learner application form are as follows :Residence proof- attested copy of any of the following:1. Voter Identity Card2. Life Insurance Policy3. Passport4. Pay slip issued any office of the central government or a state government or local body.The following documents are also accepted along with an affidavit sworn before a notary public or any competent magistratea. Water Bill – Delhi Jal Boardb. Electricity Billc. Telephone Bill (MTNL only)d. Pay slip accompanied by a PF Receipt (In case of private sector employees)e. Property Ownership like, Registry, Power of Attorney etc.f. Post office or bank Passbook indicating residential addressg. House tax receipth. Certificate from employer in case of Government Servant.i. Ration Cardj. Marriage certificate issued by District Administrationk. Income Tax Returnsl. Residence Certificate issued by District AdministrationDocuments valid for proof of age.a. School certificateb. Pass portc. Birth Certificated. Certificate issued by a registered medical practitioner not below the rank of a Civil Surgeon, as to the age of the applicant:e. Affidavit sworn by the applicant before an Executive Magistrate and or a First Class Magistrate as a evidence of age.f. PAN Cardg. CGHS CardDocuments valid for proof of citizenship.a. Proof of Birth in India from municipality or registrar of birth & death.b. School Leaving Certificate/Secondary School Certificate Showing Nationality/Place of birthc. Passport Showing place of birth/citizenship/nationalityd. Certificate of citizenship/nationality issued by magistrate or any other administrative officere. Residency permit/domicile certificate issued by state government.f. Grant of patta/lease of property by the central/state government.g. Refugee Registration card pertaining for the period of 1947-1950h. Certificate of SC/ST/OBC.4 Application for learner licence with 3 recent pass port size photograph.5 Medical certificate on form 1-A it is required in case of commercial licences6 Learner licence form (Form No. 1-2-3) along with 3 photographs.7 Self declaration of Medical fitness on form 1 (Incase of Pvt. Vehicle)Remember to bring the originals of the documents whose attested copies are enclosedQWhat is the prescribed fee for learner license?Ans.Rs.30/-for one category.Rs.60/-for two categories.Rs.90/-for three categories.QWhat is the criteria/procedure adopted to issue Learner License?Ans. After verification of your documents you will have to go through a learner test. Before learner test, color blindness inspection is carried out.The learner test is conducted for a period of 10 minutes and it has 10 multiple objective type questions. The minimum marks to qualify are 6. The learning licence is issued to the applicant who has passed this test. A question bank is provided on the website of the department to go through and learn before about the contents of learner's test like Road signs, Traffic rules & regulations for the learners licence.Q.What is the expected time for learner licence issuance?Ans.The learner licence is issued to the applicant who has passed the learner examination. It is issued on the same date after 2-3 hours of completion of computerized test If the applicant does not quality the learner test, he is given chance after one-week time