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How to apply for birth, death certificates online as FG launches portal
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How to apply for birth, death certificates online as FG launches portal

Vanguard Nigeria about 5 hours 2 mins read
How to apply for birth, death certificates online as FG launches portal

Nigerians can now access birth and death registration services and certificates online without having to visit a registration centre first.

The Federal Government, through the National Population Commission (NPC), has launched VitalReg, a digital platform designed to make civil registration services more accessible.

Through the platform, Nigerians can register births and deaths, apply for birth attestation, correct registration records, verify certificates and access other civil registration services.

The digital system is expected to reduce the need for long queues and extensive paperwork associated with some traditional registration processes.

How to apply for a birth or death certificates online

Applicants can follow these steps to access the NPC’s digital civil registration services:

1. Visit the VitalReg platform

Go to the NPC’s online self-service portal at:

NPC VitalReg self-service portal

2. Select the service you need

Choose the relevant civil registration service, such as birth registration, death registration, birth attestation, record correction or certificate verification.

3. Provide the required information

Enter the requested personal and registration details carefully. Applicants should ensure that the information supplied matches their supporting documents and records.

4. Follow the application instructions

Complete the steps provided on the platform and submit the application as required.

Applicants should carefully review their information before submitting it to avoid errors that could require subsequent corrections.

5. Track or verify your application

Where applicable, use the available options on the platform to verify registration information or follow up on the service requested.

What if you need help with the application?

Nigerians who are unable to complete the process online can visit an NPC registration centre for assistance.

The VitalReg platform is part of efforts to digitise civil registration services and make access to legal identity documents easier for Nigerians.

A birth or death record can be important when accessing services such as healthcare, education, passports, financial services and government programmes.

Where to access NPC VitalReg

Nigerians can access the digital civil registration platform through the official NPC self-service portal:

Access NPC VitalReg

Those who require in-person assistance can visit an NPC registration centre nationwide.

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