How to get a Birth Certificate in Jeddah?

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Log in to Absher Portal.
Choose birth registration service.
Enter required personal information.
Record birth registration.
Request documents and delivery.
At the Civil Status Office, you will need to provide relevant information about the child, such as the name, date of birth, place of birth, and the names of the parents. Make sure to provide accurate information, as errors can cause delays in obtaining the birth certificate.
Once you have submitted all the required documents and paid the fees, the Civil Status Office will process your application. This may take a few days or longer, depending on their workload.
After processing your application, you will be notified to collect the birth certificate. Visit the Civil Status Office again, and they will provide you with the official birth certificate.
Fill form 87 for birth certificate.

Proof of Birth: This can include a hospital birth notification or a letter from the attending physician confirming the child’s birth.
Identification Documents: You will need to provide identification documents for both parents or legal guardians, such as passports or Saudi national identity cards (Iqama).
Marriage Certificate: The marriage certificate of the child’s parents is usually required to establish the legal relationship between them. It should be an official document issued by the relevant authority.
Additional Documents: Depending on the specific requirements of the Civil Status Office in Jeddah, you may be asked to provide additional documents.

Parents: The child’s biological parents, including the father and mother, are typically eligible to apply for their child’s birth certificate.
Legal Guardians: In cases where the child’s parents are unavailable or unable to apply for the birth certificate, legal guardians appointed by a court or other authorized entity may be eligible to apply on behalf of the child.

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