Karnataka Birth Certificate Form Kannada PDF

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Karnataka Birth Certificate Form - Summary

Karnataka birth certificate form is the official birth reporting application (Form 1) issued under the Directorate of Economics and Statistics, Government of Karnataka, to record a birth in the state civil registry. In line with the Registration of Births and Deaths (Amendment) Act, 2023, the digital birth certificate generated through e-JanMa serves as single document proof of date and place of birth for school admission, voter ID enrollment, government jobs, and passport applications.

This PDF contains Form 1 across 2 pages in Kannada and English, including sections for legal birth reporting, statistical information, parental identification, and registrar verification.

Documents to attach with Karnataka Birth Certificate Format

Attach self-attested photocopies of the following records with the application:

  • Hospital discharge summary or Form 1 birth report issued by the medical officer
  • Aadhaar cards of both mother and father
  • Proof of residence in Karnataka such as ration card, electricity bill, or voter ID
  • Parents’ marriage certificate, where available
  • Affidavit by parents or local village accountant verification for home births

How to Fill and Submit the Form

STEP 1 – Fill the child’s date of birth, sex, and name in capital letters on page 1.

STEP 2 – Record the father’s and mother’s full names, Aadhaar numbers, and permanent address.

STEP 3 – Complete the statistical section on page 2 covering parental education, occupation, and maternal age at delivery.

STEP 4 – Submit the form within 21 days at the village accountant office in rural areas or the city corporation / municipal office in urban areas without fee. Residents can check records online on ejanma.karnataka.gov.in or apply through sevasindhu.karnataka.gov.in.

STEP 5 – For registrations delayed beyond 21 days up to 30 days, pay the late fee. Registrations between 30 days and 1 year require permission from the Tahsildar, while registrations after 1 year need a magistrate order.

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