Your refugee status does not allow you to have any contact with your country’s embassy or consulate event to ask for a birth certificate. You can ask the Helpdesk recognised refugeés and stateless persons of the Office of the Commissioner General for Refugees and Stateless Persons (CGRA) for the documents that you can’t get from the authorities of your state of origin such as the birth certificate.
Upon arrival at the border or at the office where you seek asylum, your child will automatically receive a birth certificate if it was listed as the child on the form 25/26 of one of the recognised parents. The CGRA will deliver the documents at no cost.
The Helpdesk is directly accessible from Monday to Friday from 8:30 to 10am. CGRA-CGVS.Documents@ibz.fgov.be Tel: 02 205 50 09
WTC II, Boulevard du Roi Albert II, 26 A, 1000 BRUXELLES
For more information:
Brochure on rights and obligations of refugees:
List of documents you can get from the CGRA: http://www.cgra.be/en/documents
http://www.cgra.be/fr/search/site/certificat%20de%20naissance
Identity documents for refugees:
http://www.unhcr.org/excom/scip/3ae68cce4/identity-documents-refugees.html
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