Citizens’ offices that issue ID cards in Germany

Bring your previous ID or passport and a compliant digital photo, captured at the office or retrieved using the Data-Matrix code supplied by a participating photo provider. For first application after naturalisation bring the naturalisation certificate. First applications or discrepancies may require birth/marriage records. Under-16s always need their birth certificate plus parental consent and parents’ IDs, or evidence of the attending representative’s authority. Civil-status records are mandatory if your name, date of birth or place of birth is unclear or has changed, including special characters missing from the previous identity document. Confirm the records required for your case.

Bring your previous ID or passport and a compliant digital photo, captured at the office or retrieved using the Data-Matrix code supplied by a participating photo provider. For first application after naturalisation bring the naturalisation certificate. First applications or discrepancies may require birth/marriage records. Under-16s always need their birth certificate plus parental consent and parents’ IDs, or evidence of the attending representative’s authority. Civil-status records are mandatory if your name, date of birth or place of birth is unclear or has changed, including special characters missing from the previous identity document. Confirm the records required for your case.

Bring your previous ID or passport and a compliant digital photo, captured at the office or retrieved using the Data-Matrix code supplied by a participating photo provider. For first application after naturalisation bring the naturalisation certificate. First applications or discrepancies may require birth/marriage records. Under-16s always need their birth certificate plus parental consent and parents’ IDs, or evidence of the attending representative’s authority. Civil-status records are mandatory if your name, date of birth or place of birth is unclear or has changed, including special characters missing from the previous identity document. Confirm the records required for your case.

Bring your previous ID or passport and a compliant digital photo, captured at the office or retrieved using the Data-Matrix code supplied by a participating photo provider. For first application after naturalisation bring the naturalisation certificate. First applications or discrepancies may require birth/marriage records. Under-16s always need their birth certificate plus parental consent and parents’ IDs, or evidence of the attending representative’s authority. Civil-status records are mandatory if your name, date of birth or place of birth is unclear or has changed, including special characters missing from the previous identity document. Confirm the records required for your case.

Bring your previous ID or passport and a compliant digital photo, captured at the office or retrieved using the Data-Matrix code supplied by a participating photo provider. For first application after naturalisation bring the naturalisation certificate. First applications or discrepancies may require birth/marriage records. Under-16s always need their birth certificate plus parental consent and parents’ IDs, or evidence of the attending representative’s authority. Civil-status records are mandatory if your name, date of birth or place of birth is unclear or has changed, including special characters missing from the previous identity document. Confirm the records required for your case.

Bring your previous ID or passport and a compliant digital photo, captured at the office or retrieved using the Data-Matrix code supplied by a participating photo provider. For first application after naturalisation bring the naturalisation certificate. First applications or discrepancies may require birth/marriage records. Under-16s always need their birth certificate plus parental consent and parents’ IDs, or evidence of the attending representative’s authority. Civil-status records are mandatory if your name, date of birth or place of birth is unclear or has changed, including special characters missing from the previous identity document. Confirm the records required for your case.

Bring your previous ID or passport and a compliant digital photo, captured at the office or retrieved using the Data-Matrix code supplied by a participating photo provider. For first application after naturalisation bring the naturalisation certificate. First applications or discrepancies may require birth/marriage records. Under-16s always need their birth certificate plus parental consent and parents’ IDs, or evidence of the attending representative’s authority. Civil-status records are mandatory if your name, date of birth or place of birth is unclear or has changed, including special characters missing from the previous identity document. Confirm the records required for your case.

Bring your previous ID or passport and a compliant digital photo, captured at the office or retrieved using the Data-Matrix code supplied by a participating photo provider. For first application after naturalisation bring the naturalisation certificate. First applications or discrepancies may require birth/marriage records. Under-16s always need their birth certificate plus parental consent and parents’ IDs, or evidence of the attending representative’s authority. Civil-status records are mandatory if your name, date of birth or place of birth is unclear or has changed, including special characters missing from the previous identity document. Confirm the records required for your case.