👶 Online Birth Certificate Application – Maharashtra & All States (2025)
A Birth Certificate is one of the most important legal identity documents in India. It certifies the birth of a person and is used to access education, government benefits, passports, and other official documents. Every Indian citizen should obtain a birth certificate from the local municipal authority, panchayat, or through the respective state's online portal.
📌 Benefits of a Birth Certificate
- Required for School Admissions
- Necessary for Government Identity Documents (Aadhaar, Passport)
- Proof of Citizenship
- Needed to apply for Driving Licence, Voter ID, PAN Card
✅ Who Can Apply?
- Parents or Guardians of a newborn
- Hospitals on behalf of the parents
- Individual (for delayed registration)
📄 Required Documents
- Hospital Discharge Certificate (Birth Report)
- Parent’s Aadhaar Card
- Marriage Certificate of Parents (if available)
- Address Proof (Electricity bill, Ration card, etc.)
- Affidavit for delayed registration (if birth not registered within 21 days)
📝 How to Apply for Birth Certificate – Statewise Guide
- Visit the Municipal Corporation or State Birth Registration Portal
- Register as a citizen (if required)
- Fill the online birth registration form with child & parent details
- Upload required documents and submit
- Receive acknowledgement receipt with application number
- Track application and download e-Certificate once approved
🌐 State-wise Birth Certificate Portals
- Maharashtra: aaplesarkar.mahaonline.gov.in
- Delhi: edistrict.delhigovt.nic.in
- Karnataka: ejanma.karnataka.gov.in
- Tamil Nadu: crstn.org
- Uttar Pradesh: e-nagarsewaup.gov.in
- West Bengal: edistrict.wb.gov.in
⏳ Processing Time
- Within 7-15 days of application (if registered on time)
- Delayed registration may take longer and require magistrate approval
💰 Application Fee
- Usually FREE within 21 days of birth
- ₹25–₹100 if applying after 21 days
- Late registration penalty may apply depending on state rules
📢 Note: Always ensure the child’s name is correctly entered. Mistakes may lead to re-application.
✍️ Written by: Karan Ghongade | Expert in Indian Government Schemes & Online Services
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