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A death certificate is an official document that formally confirms the death of a person. It is issued by the registry office and is required for all legal matters (e.g., inheritance, insurance, pension).
Application and eligibility The registry office will only issue the certificate to the following eligible persons: Close relatives: Spouses, registered partners, children. Other eligible persons: Third parties with written power of attorney. Required documents The following documents must generally be provided when applying: Identification: Valid identification document of the applicant. Death certificate: The medical death certificate (submitted by the funeral home). Power of attorney: If applicable, the power of attorney if the application is made by a third party. Types of death certificates Copy of the death certificate: Standard document for general official or private purposes. Certified copy: Required for formal matters (e.g., banks, insurance companies, courts). International version: Multilingual death certificate for foreign affairs (e.g., inheritance, pension claims abroad). Service and processing Application: In person at the registry office or, in many municipalities, online. Processing time: Issuance usually takes a few days. Appointment: Use the online appointment booking service to apply or pick up your certificate. Important information Data protection: All personal data is treated as strictly confidential. Fees: Fees apply depending on the type of certificate. Link: [Book an appointment online now]