Withdrawing an original birth certificate requires to pass through a score of huddles. But it can be obtained with correct information from the Municipal Corporation. The registrar asks for the supporting documents, like ID proof, address proof and other details. He requires them to verify the application of the birth proof. Later, he issues a non-availability of the birth certificate (NABC). The court issues new birth certificate which is as acceptable as the first original one.

1. How Can I Get My Birth
Certificate Re-Issued?

2. You Need to Get Ready With
These Docs
• 10th Class Mark Sheet/School Leaving Certificate as Birth Proof
• PAN card/ Ration Card/Driving Licence/Aadhar Card/ Voter ID as ID
Proof
• Electricity Bill, Water Bill, Bank Passbook as Address Proof
• Photo to be pasted in your application form
• Affidavit of your mother/father/ uncle/ aunt/ elder brother or sister

3. What is an affidavit?
It’s a sworn document
reading the appropriate birth
place, date, year and time.

4. What Do I Need To
Fill In The Birth
Application Form?
• Applicant’s complete name
• Parent’s complete name (including first &
last name)-
• Date of birth
• Parents’ address
• Location of the birth

5. You Can Withdraw It:
• Free if applied within 21 days of
birth
• Chargeable after 21 days
• State-wise different charges

6. How Does the Municipal Corporation Register for Its
Re-Issuance?
• The registrar will verify
supporting documents.
• Tally the info with the application
form.
• Issue non-availability of birth
certificate

7. What Do I Do to Withdraw An Original Birth
Certificate Second Time?
• Visit the court.
• Submit the affidavit.
• The magistrate will verify.
• Re-issue the second original birth
certificate.
• Pay the fee.