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After a death in the family

Where and within how many days to register a death in Andhra Pradesh, and how to get the death certificate and the family member certificate.

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Published on 12-11-2026. Not every fact has been checked against its official source yet: confirm at the office.

Where:At the officeOnlineAt a MeeSeva centre

For whom: Families in Andhra Pradesh who have lost someone.

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1Your situation

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Is the death registered already?
Where did the death happen?
How long ago did the person die?
Do you need a family member certificate?

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2Documents you need

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  • Details

    Only if a doctor treated the person in their last illness

    If you don't have it: The doctor who treated the person must give it at once, free of charge.

    Sources: 4, 8

  • Details

    If you don't have it: Ask at the registrar's office. If you give the details orally, the registrar fills in the form and takes your signature or thumb mark. The form asks for the deceased's name, date of birth or age, Aadhaar number if available, the names of the mother, father and husband or wife, the address at death and the permanent address, and your own name, address and Aadhaar number if available; take these details with you.

    Sources: 8, 4

  • Details

    If you don't have it: The form is in the Andhra Pradesh Registration of Births and Deaths Rules, 2025. In it you write the date and place of death, the reason for the delay and other details, and sign it (or give your thumb mark).

    Sources: 8

  • Details

    Issued by the gram panchayat or municipality, saying the death is not in the register

    Sources: 13, 8

  • Details

    Sources: 13

  • Details

    Not confirmed: The district page does not say whether it must be on stamp paper or notarised. Ask at the MeeSeva centre.

    Sources: 13

  • Details

    Sources: 14

  • Details

    Sources: 15

  • Details

    Not confirmed: The order does not say original or copy. Take both.

    Sources: 15, 14

  • Details

    Any one of: ration card, voter ID card (EPIC), passport, passbook, Aadhaar card and the like

    Not confirmed: The order does not say original or copy. Take both.

    Sources: 15, 14

3Your steps

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  1. Do this now

    Ask the registrar for the place of death to search the register: ₹50 for the first year searched, ₹25 for each further year.

    If the death is there, ask for a copy of the certificate (₹50); it need not be registered again. If the death is not there, the registrar gives a non-availability certificate (₹50).

    Where
    Registrar of births and deaths for the place where the death happened
    Fee
    Under the rules: the search ₹50 for the first year searched and ₹25 for each further year; a copy of the certificate or a non-availability certificate ₹50.

    Sources: 8

  2. Do this now

    When the death is in a hospital, the hospital must report it to the registrar.

    You do not need to report it yourself.

    Where
    You do this yourself

    Sources: 3, 6

  3. Do this now

    If the hospital did not report the death, ask its medical officer in charge to report it now: the duty is the hospital's, not the family's.

    The late fees, the District Registrar's permission (after 30 days) and the magistrate's order (after one year; the court after two) apply in the same way.

    Where
    The hospital
    Not confirmed

    No source says whether the family can itself apply for the order when the hospital has not reported. Ask the registrar for the place where the hospital stands.

    Sources: 3, 6, 8, 5

  4. Do this now

    The hospital must give the nearest relative a copy of the medical certificate of the cause of death, free.

    Ask for it.

    Where
    The hospital
    Fee
    Free · Free.

    Sources: 4, 8

  5. Do this now

    Within 30 days of the death, the nearest relative can collect the death certificate from the hospital.

    The first certificate is free. In government hospitals, community health centres (CHCs) and primary health centres (PHCs), the registrar is in the hospital itself. If you do not collect it, it must be sent to you by post. A private hospital reports the death to the registrar for the area where the hospital stands (municipality or gram panchayat); later copies come from that office.

    Where
    The hospital
    Fee
    Free · The first certificate is free.
    Time limit
    By the rules, you can collect it from the hospital within 30 days of the death; if it is not collected, it must be posted within 15 days after that.

    Sources: 8, 4, 9, 6

  6. Do this now

    In a lodge, hostel or choultry the person in charge must report the death; in a moving vehicle, the person in charge of the vehicle, at the first halt; for a body found in a public place, the village headman or the corresponding village officer in a village, and the officer in charge of the local police station elsewhere; in any other place, where an inquest is held, the officer who holds it.

    Ask them, and the registrar for that place, whether it has been reported.

    Where
    Registrar of births and deaths for the place where the death happened

    Sources: 3, 8

  7. Do this now

    If the death was not reported in time, it can still be registered: the late fees, the District Registrar's permission (after 30 days) and the magistrate's order (after one year; the court after two) apply in the same way.

    Where
    Registrar of births and deaths for the place where the death happened
    Not confirmed

    No source says whether the family can itself report such a death or apply for the order. Ask the registrar for the place where the death happened.

    Sources: 8, 6, 5

  8. Do this now

    When the death is at home, the head of the household must report it.

    If they are not there, the nearest relative present does it; if no one else, the oldest adult present.

    Where
    You do this yourself

    Sources: 3, 4, 6, 8

  9. Do this now

    If a doctor treated the person in their last illness, the doctor must give you the medical certificate of the cause of death at once, free.

    Hand it to the registrar when you report the death.

    Where
    The doctor who treated the person
    Fee
    Free · Free.

    Sources: 4, 8

  10. Do this now

    Go to the gram panchayat office (in a village) or the municipal office (in a town; in a city, the municipal corporation's office) and register the death.

    Go to the office for the place where the death happened, even if the family lives elsewhere. Give the details in the death report (Form No. 2) and sign it (or give your thumb mark if you cannot write). Hand in the doctor's certificate of the cause of death, if there is one.

    Where
    Gram panchayat office (village secretariat) or municipal office (registrar of births and deaths)
    Fee
    Free · Registration within 21 days is free.
    Time limit
    Report the death within 21 days of the day it happened.
    Not confirmed

    The 2025 Rules ask only for the death report (Form No. 2) and, where a doctor attended, the doctor's certificate; an older district page (2019) also speaks of a panchanama by the police or a Revenue officer. If the office asks for one, ask there who makes it.

    Sources: 8, 4, 3, 6, 13, 12

  11. Do this now

    Go to the gram panchayat office (in a village) or the municipal office (in a town; in a city, the municipal corporation's office) and register the death.

    Go to the office for the place where the death happened, even if the family lives elsewhere. It can still be registered after 21 days, with a late fee (next step). Give the details in the death report (Form No. 2) and sign it.

    Where
    Gram panchayat office (village secretariat) or municipal office (registrar of births and deaths)
    Not confirmed

    The 2025 Rules ask only for the death report (Form No. 2) and, where a doctor attended, the doctor's certificate; an older district page (2019) also speaks of a panchanama by the police or a Revenue officer. If the office asks for one, ask there who makes it.

    Sources: 8, 4, 6, 13, 12

  12. Do this now

    If you report between 22 and 30 days, pay the ₹25 late fee to the registrar who registers the death.

    Ask for a receipt.

    Where
    Registrar of births and deaths (the office where you register)
    Fee
    ₹25 · The late fee under the rules is ₹25.

    Sources: 8, 3

  13. Do this now

    After 30 days and within one year, you need the written permission of the District Registrar (the District Medical and Health Officer, DM&HO) or the Statistical Officer in that office.

    In Greater Visakhapatnam, the District Registrar is the GVMC Commissioner. Hand in Form No. 14 and pay a late fee of ₹250.

    Where
    District Registrar (births and deaths): the District Medical and Health Officer (DM&HO)
    Fee
    ₹250 · The late fee under the rules is ₹250.
    Not confirmed

    The rules do not say how to apply for the permission, or whether Form No. 14 and the ₹250 are handed in at the registrar's office or the District Registrar's. Ask the registrar for your area first.

    Sources: 8, 4, 10, 11

  14. Do this now

    Another way: sign up on the CRS portal as "General Public" and report the death online.

    The portal says it is open for deaths in Andhra Pradesh. One user can submit at most four events in all.

    Where
    Online
    Open the official page

    Sources: 7

  15. Do this now

    When the registration is done, collect the death certificate.

    The first certificate is free for the person who reported the death. The registrar must give it within 7 days of the registration, and may give it electronically.

    Where
    The office where you registered the death
    Fee
    Free · The first certificate is free.
    Time limit
    The registrar must give it within 7 days of the registration.

    Sources: 4, 8, 6

  16. Do this now

    Get the non-availability certificate, which says the death is not in the register.

    For a death in a town, you can also apply at a secretariat with the "NON AVAILABILITY DEATH APPLICATION - CDMA" service.

    Where
    Gram panchayat (village) or municipality (town)
    Fee
    ₹50 · ₹50 under the rules.
    Not confirmed

    We found no official document on whether the secretariat adds its own service charge. Ask there and keep the receipt.

    Sources: 8, 13, 12

  17. Do this now

    Apply at a MeeSeva centre, or at a village or ward secretariat, with the "Late Registration Of Death/Birth" service (a Revenue Department service).

    Hand in the non-availability certificate, a copy of the ration card and a self-affidavit.

    Where
    At a MeeSeva centre
    Fee
    MeeSeva’s user charge of ₹50 (the MeeSeva portal’s citizen charter, as saved on 5 November 2026), plus up to ₹5 a page for scanning after four pages. The late fee of ₹500 under the rules is separate.
    Not confirmed

    The charter page carries no date. The secretariat's charge, and where the ₹500 late fee is paid, are not confirmed. Ask at the centre and keep the receipt.

    Sources: 13, 12, 18, 8, 20

  18. Do this now

    Wait for the District Magistrate, the Sub-Divisional Magistrate or an Executive Magistrate authorised by the District Magistrate (not below the rank of Revenue Divisional Officer) to check the death and issue the order.

    Where
    You do this yourself

    Sources: 5, 8

  19. Do this now

    For a death more than two years ago, since 1 October 2026 registration needs an order of the Judicial Magistrate of the first class for the place of death.

    The magistrate checks the death and issues the order. A prescribed fee is payable for the registration.

    Where
    Court of the Judicial Magistrate of the first class for the place of death
    Fee
    A prescribed fee applies.
    Not confirmed

    Andhra Pradesh's rules (February 2026) were made before this change: they still send every registration after one year to the Revenue magistrates, with a ₹500 late fee. Up to 30 October 2026 we found no Andhra Pradesh order on how to apply to the court, or the fee. Ask at a MeeSeva centre, the Revenue Divisional Officer's office or the District Legal Services Authority. No official source says which papers the court asks for; the non-availability certificate shows the death is not registered.

    Sources: 5, 8

  20. Do this now

    Once the order is issued, collect the death certificate from the gram panchayat or municipality.

    Where
    The gram panchayat or municipality

    Sources: 13

  21. Do this now

    Once the court gives the order, take it to the registrar for the place of death (gram panchayat or municipality) so that the death is registered, and collect the death certificate.

    Where
    The gram panchayat or municipality
    Not confirmed

    The rules do not say how the court's order reaches the registrar. Ask at the court.

    Sources: 5, 8, 13

  22. Do this now

    If you need more copies, ask at the office where the death was registered.

    Each certificate costs ₹50. For a death in a town, you can also get it at a secretariat with the "Issue of Death Certificate of Already Registered - CDMA" service. No certificate shows the cause of death.

    Where
    The office where the death was registered (registrar of births and deaths)
    Fee
    ₹50 · ₹50 for each certificate under the rules.
    Not confirmed

    We found no official document on whether the secretariat adds its own service charge. Ask there and keep the receipt.

    Sources: 3, 4, 6, 8, 12

  23. Do this now

    For further copies, ask at the office where the death was registered: the registrar for the place where the death happened, not for where the family lives.

    Each certificate costs ₹50; a search of the register costs ₹50 for the first year searched and ₹25 for each further year. For a death in a town, you can also get it at a secretariat with the "Issue of Death Certificate of Already Registered - CDMA" service. No certificate shows the cause of death.

    Where
    The office where the death was registered (registrar of births and deaths)
    Fee
    ₹50 · Under the rules: ₹50 for each certificate; a search ₹50 for the first year searched and ₹25 for each further year.
    Not confirmed

    The rules do not say whether the search fee is taken with every copy, and we found no official document on whether the secretariat adds its own service charge. Ask there and keep the receipt.

    Sources: 3, 4, 6, 8, 12

  24. Do this now

    Keep the death certificate safe.

    It is needed to inherit property and to claim dues from insurance and other companies.

    Where
    You do this yourself

    Sources: 6

  25. Do this now

    If you need a family member certificate for a pension, gratuity, insurance, PF, compassionate benefits or a government scheme, apply at a MeeSeva centre, or at a village or ward secretariat, with the "Family Member Certificate" service.

    Hand in the application form, the notarised affidavit, the death certificate and a document that shows your relationship with the deceased. The Tahsildar issues it.

    Where
    At a MeeSeva centre
    Fee
    ₹50 · At a MeeSeva centre, by the MeeSeva portal’s citizen charter (as saved on 5 November 2026); no statutory charge. Up to ₹5 a page for scanning after four pages.
    Time limit
    The Tahsildar must issue or reject it within 15 days of receiving the MeeSeva application.
    Not confirmed

    The secretariat’s charge is not confirmed: ask before you pay and keep the receipt. The same charter shows this service as 10 days, Category B; the order’s own limit is the 15 days above. The charter page carries no date.

    Sources: 15, 14, 12, 18, 20

  26. Do this now

    The Tahsildar publishes a 7-day notice in the village or ward.

    After that, the Tahsildar or an officer they send makes an enquiry and records a panchanama. If another family member objects in writing, the certificate is not issued.

    Where
    You do this yourself

    Sources: 15

  27. Do this now

    When you get the certificate, check it: it must list each family member's name, relationship, age, gender, marital status and Aadhaar (or Aadhaar enrolment) number, and the deceased's Aadhaar number if available.

    It is not a legal heir certificate and cannot replace one in civil court matters.

    Where
    You do this yourself

    Sources: 15, 16, 17

  28. Do this now

    If you need legal help, for example about property, inheritance or a legal heir certificate, contact your District Legal Services Authority (DLSA).

    Legal aid is free for the weaker sections of society. Legal services helpline: 15100.

    Where
    District Legal Services Authority (DLSA)
    Fee
    Free for the weaker sections of society.

    Sources: 19

If something goes wrong

If it is rejectedIf the registrar refuses the registration or the certificate, you can appeal to the District Registrar within 30 days in Form No.

If the registrar refuses the registration or the certificate, you can appeal to the District Registrar within 30 days in Form No. 15 (section 25A of the Act). The District Registrar is the District Medical and Health Officer (DM&HO); in Greater Visakhapatnam, the GVMC Commissioner. The appeal must be decided within 90 days. Against that decision, you can appeal within 30 days to the Chief Registrar: the Director of Public Health and Family Welfare, Andhra Pradesh, Vijayawada. Keep a copy of the appeal form.

District Registrar (births and deaths): the District Medical and Health Officer (DM&HO)

Sources: 4, 6, 8, 10, 11

If it is lateIf the certificate does not come within 7 days of the registration, ask the registrar for it: the Act makes the registrar give it within 7 days, and if you have not collected it within 30 days of reporting it must be posted within 15 days after that.

If the certificate does not come within 7 days of the registration, ask the registrar for it: the Act makes the registrar give it within 7 days, and if you have not collected it within 30 days of reporting it must be posted within 15 days after that. If the registrar refuses, you can appeal to the District Registrar within 30 days in Form No. 15.

District Registrar (births and deaths): the District Medical and Health Officer (DM&HO)

Sources: 4, 8, 10

If it is lateBy the rules you can collect the certificate from the hospital within 30 days of the death; if you do not, it must be posted within 15 days after that.

By the rules you can collect the certificate from the hospital within 30 days of the death; if you do not, it must be posted within 15 days after that. If it still has not come, ask the hospital and the registrar. If the registrar refuses, you can appeal to the District Registrar within 30 days in Form No. 15.

District Registrar (births and deaths): the District Medical and Health Officer (DM&HO)

Sources: 8, 4, 10

If you are asked for more moneyRegistration within 21 days is free; the first certificate is free for the person who reported the death; the doctor's certificate of the cause of death is free.

Registration within 21 days is free; the first certificate is free for the person who reported the death; the doctor's certificate of the cause of death is free. The fees under the rules: late fee ₹25 (22–30 days), ₹250 (31 days to a year), ₹500 (after a year); ₹50 for each further certificate or a non-availability certificate; a search of the register costs ₹50 for the first year searched and ₹25 for each further year. MeeSeva’s user charge for late registration and for the family member certificate is ₹50 (the MeeSeva portal’s citizen charter), plus up to ₹5 a page for scanning after four pages, shown on the receipt. If the registrar's office asks for more than these, you can appeal to the District Registrar within 30 days in Form No. 15. Do not pay agents.

District Registrar (births and deaths): the District Medical and Health Officer (DM&HO)

Sources: 6, 4, 8, 18, 20

If it is lateIf there is no decision on the family member certificate within 15 days, ask at the Tahsildar's office with your MeeSeva application number.

If there is no decision on the family member certificate within 15 days, ask at the Tahsildar's office with your MeeSeva application number.

Tahsildar's office

Sources: 15

If it is rejectedIf the Tahsildar rejects the family member certificate, ask for the order in writing, with the reasons.

If the Tahsildar rejects the family member certificate, ask for the order in writing, with the reasons.

Tahsildar's office

Sources: 15

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