Cost
Costs with effect from 6th April 2011
| Type of certificate |
Price |
| Standard birth, death & marriage certificate |
£9.00 |
| Short birth certificate |
£9.00 |
| Premium service (Inc. certificate) One Hour Service |
£23.00 |
| Premium service (Inc. certificate) Two Day Service |
£17.00 |
We recommend that you telephone the office prior to travelling any distance to the office to ensure we will be in a position to help you.
Areas Covered by North East Lincolnshire Registration District
Ashby-cum-Fenby; Aylesby; Barnoldby-le-Beck; Beelsby; Bradley; Brigsley, Cleethorpes; East Ravendale; Great Coates; Habrough; Hatcliffe; Hawerby-cum-Beesby; Healing; Humberston; Immingham; Irby; Laceby; Stallingborough; New Waltham; Waltham; West Ravendale and Wold Newton.
What Information is Required?
Birth Certificate:
- Date of birth
- Place of birth
- Full name at birth
- Parent's names, including mother's maiden surname if married at the time of the birth
Death Certificate:
- Date of death
- Place of death
- Full name of deceased
- Date of birth
Marriage Certificate:
- Groom's full name
- Bride's full name prior to marriage
- Date of marriage
- Place of marriage, including the name of the building, church or register office and the address
If you do not know the building where the marriage took place, a much longer search is involved and could delay your certificate
Passports and Employment
If you require a birth certificate for the purposes of a passport application or employment we advise that you obtain a standard certificate. If you were born after 1982 you will have to provide a standard certificate for these purposes.
Payment
Payment can be made by credit or debit card, incurring an additional 50p transaction charge, or by postal order, made payable to "North East Lincolnshire Council".
For those who attend in person you can use cash.
We cannot supply certificates for births, deaths and marriages which did not take place in the North East Lincolnshire Registration District.
If you have been subject to formal adoption proceedings you will have to apply for your adoption certificate from General Register Office. Your original birth certificate is no longer a legal document.