Family and children

A new baby: administrative tasks to check

Things to check after a birth, with links to the responsible official organisations.

6 minutes to read Last checked: 19.10.2026
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Important to know

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Before you start

After a birth, some processes may happen automatically, while others depend on the family’s circumstances. This guide brings together the points worth checking; it does not determine eligibility or replace the responsible organisation’s instructions.

Who is this guide for?

Parents of newborns and families after a birth.

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Conditions and exceptions

Processes vary according to the family’s situation, the registration of the birth and individual circumstances. Check the official instructions for each task.

Step by step

The checklist

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01

Check the birth registration and recorded details

Find out whether the birth details have been registered and which documents or certificates are available. If details are incorrect or missing, contact the appropriate official organisation.
What should you prepare?

Documents and certificates received from the hospital or authority, as applicable.

Please note

The procedure may vary according to the circumstances of the birth and the parents’ status.

02

Check child allowance and relevant entitlements

Read the National Insurance Institute’s official information about child allowance and the steps required in your circumstances. Do not assume every situation is handled in the same way.
What should you prepare?

Details and documents required by the official instructions.

Please note

This guide does not determine eligibility or payment amounts.

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03

Check the baby’s health-fund registration

Check the current information from the National Insurance Institute and the health fund about the baby’s registration and whether any further action is needed.
What should you prepare?

The baby’s and parent’s details as required by the official service.

Please note

Do not submit a duplicate request based solely on a general guide; check the actual registration status.

National Insurance websiteThis link opens an external website↗
04

Organise documents and dates

Keep relevant certificates and dates together, and check parenthood and employment entitlements according to your family’s circumstances.
What should you prepare?

Official certificates and documents requested by the organisations involved.

Please note

General information does not replace an enquiry with the organisation responsible.

Official sources

These links let you check with the responsible authority. The website's verification date does not guarantee that every detail has remained up to date since then.

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