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Registering the birth of your baby in Trinidad & Tobago.

Registration for a baby should be done within the first three months after birth, at the nearest District Registrar’s Office to where the birth occurred.

To register your baby:

Determine the District Registrar’s Office in the area where your baby was born or go to the nearest public hospital in the area of birth.

District Registrar’s Office http://www.legalaffairs.gov.tt/districts.html

  • San Fernando General Hospital
  • Port of Spain General Hospital
  • Hope Maternity Hospital
  • Sangre Grande County Hospital

Show up with ALL required documents, ORIGINAL AND A COPY OF EACH. You will be asked to return another day if you do not have all the following documents with you:

  • National ID Cards of the parents
  • Birth Notification Card issued by the hospital or medical centre
  • Marriage certificate of the parents.
  • Electronic Birth Certificates of the parents.

If parents were not married before the birth of the baby, both parents will be required at registration, if the father’s name is to be included. Only one parent needs to go if parents were married before the birth of the baby.

Once the baby is registered you will be given two documents. One document is for use to obtain the birth certificate and the other document is for use at the Health Centre.

You can now apply for your baby’s birth certificate and it will be delivered to you. Online application: https://rgd.legalaffairs.gov.tt/ttAFSClient/type


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