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Australian Birth Registration Forms

The Registry keeps a permanent record of the registration so you or your child can obtain a Birth Certificate at any time. Some information may also be used for important medical research and community planning purposes, but is kept strictly confidential and only you or your child, or a legal guardian can purchase a copy of the Birth Certificate.

Australian Death Registration Forms

The Registry uses the details from the death registration record to produce a NSW Death Certificate. Funeral directors are usually responsible for registering the death within seven days of the burial or cremation. The Notice should serve as a prompt first advice of death, which is later matched with the Death Registration Statement (from the funeral director) and the Doctor's Certificate of Cause of Death in a verification process. If the matching paperwork is not received, the Notice also serves to alert BDM that a death has occurred but the body has not been properly disposed of, or the funeral director has not registered the death.

Australian Marriage Registration Forms

Before a Marriage Certificate can be produced, your marriage must be registered. Your civil or religious marriage celebrant will register the marriage on your behalf Before lodging a Notice, both parties to the marriage should be certain they wish to have a civil marriage ceremony at the Registration Office. Where it is impractical to solemnise the marriage at the Registration Office, the Registrar may transfer the Notice to another celebrant (civil or religious).