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We use some necessary cookies to make this website work. We want to set additional cookies to understand how you use GOV.UK, to save your preferences and to improve government services. We also use cookies set by other websites to help us deliver content from their services. An official copy must be requested from the registry office at your place of birth. If you do not have a birth certificate and are adopted, you can provide an adoption certificate. If you cannot find your adoption certificate, you should obtain an official copy from the Registry Office of the county where you were adopted. If you were born in the UK, but for whatever reason your birth is not registered and an adoption certificate is not availableapplicable, alternative documents can be submitted, for example if you were born in the UK, to the best of the persons knowledge. The letter must include your place of birth and the full name given to you at birth. In addition to your information, the professional must also provide information about their profession. It should include their job title, what they do, where they are, and any other information they think is important. You can also write a letter stating that, to the best of your knowledge, you were born in the UK, but your birth was not registered. You must also include three recent utility bills or types of utility bills that show your real name and address. Examples of acceptable documents: council tax bill, utility bill (water, gas, electricity, etc., mobile phone bills are not accepted), tax credit, bankcredit card statements. You should be aware that we are not required to accept any documents found to be unsatisfactory. However, if the matter is sensitive and there has been no outside interference, a letter from a family member may be considered. If you were asked to provide a birth certificate and you were born outside the UK (including the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands): please provide your passport, UK drivers license and home office, if applicable. You must also attach a cover letter explaining why you are unable to provide a birth certificate. If you are a refugee, you must present a recent letter from the Home Office and a UK Travel Document issued by the UK Border Agency in lieu of a passport. You must also attach a cover letter explaining why you are unable to provide a birth certificate. If you do not have any of these identification documents, you can send a letter from one of the following persons; Consular officer - a person working in an embassy or consulate working for the UK government, or a minister of religion in another country, such as a rabbi, priest or imam, medical practitioner or lawyer - a person currently registered with the General Service.We use some basic cookies to make this website work. We would like to set additional cookies to understand how you use GOV.UK to save your preferences and improve government services. We also use cookies set by other websites to help us deliver content from their services. You should try to get an official copy from the registry office responsible for your place of birth. If you do not have a birth certificate and you have been adopted, you can submit an adoption certificate. If you cannot find your adoption certificate, you should try to get an official copy from the local registry office in the area where you were adopted. If you were born in the UK but for some reason your birth was not registered and novalid adoption certificate is availableyou can provide valid alternative documentation eg B. A letter from a doctor stating that your birth was not registered, but to the best of that persons knowledge you were born in the UK. The letter should include your place of birth and the full name you were given at birth. In addition to providing their information, an accountant should also provide information about their profession. This should include their job title, who they work for, where they live, and other details they consider important. Alternatively, you can write a letter stating that to the best of your knowledge you were born in the UK but your birth was not registered. You should also attach three recent utility bill or utility statement forms that include your current name and address. Examples of acceptable documents are: Council Tax receipt Utility bill (water, gas, electricity etc. Mobile phone bills are not accepted) Tax credit Bankcredit card statements. You should be aware that we are under no obligation to accept any documentation deemed unsatisfactory. However, if the issue is sensitive and no third parties were involved, you may want to send a letter from a family member. If you have been asked to produce a birth certificate and were born outside the UK (including the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands): Present your passport, UK driving license and any letters sent to you by your Home Office. You should also include a cover letter explaining why you cannot provide your birth certificate. If you are a refugee, you should provide your most recent letter from the Home Office and a UK travel document issued by the UK Border Agency instead of your passport. You should also include a cover letter explaining why you cannot provide your birth certificate. If you do not have one of these forms of identification, you can provide a letter from one of the following: Consular officer - a person working for an embassy or consul employed by the UK government or a minister for religion from another government - for example a rabbi, priest or imam a doctor or lawyer - a person currently registered at the gene

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