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Romanian birth certificates — frequently asked questions
Romanian birth certificates are among the most requested documents we handle. Below are the questions clients ask most often — and the answers that match current Romanian civil-status practice and how this office works. 1. Can I get a birth certificate for a deceased parent, grandparent or other relative? The basic rule is that, once a person has died, the civil-status authority no longer reissues a birth certificate for them. That rule has been reinforced over time to close
Dr I. L. Vlad
2 days ago4 min read


Getting married abroad for Romanian citizens: useful tips
Are you a Romanian citizen? Do you think you may be entitled to direct citizenship , or to citizenship by application ? Then read this post, to understand what you need to have in mind when getting married abroad (including in the country of your other citizenship). Certificates of Celibacy: Many countries require that persons who are not of their citizenship present a Certificate of No Impediment / Celibacy / Nulla Osta, before they can get married. Romania does issue such
Dr I. L. Vlad
Apr 94 min read


How to manage name changes abroad?
When foreign name changes meet Romanian bureaucracy, fireworks ensue. Here is a practical guide on how to manage name and surname changes...
Dr I. L. Vlad
Sep 30, 20255 min read


Citizenship applications: where do I get my Romanian language diploma?
The 2025 Citizenship Law has established the need for all applicants to speak Romanian, and have a language diploma proving this. We...
Dr I. L. Vlad
Apr 11, 20255 min read


Have an existing Romanian citizenship application? Read how the 2025 law affects you
The 2025 Romanian citizenship law has introduced significant changes in how citizenship applications are processed. However, it affects...
Dr I. L. Vlad
Mar 13, 20252 min read


2025 New rules for citizenship by application
The 2025 Romanian citizenship law brings a major negative development for any potential citizenship by descent application. Here is the...
Dr I. L. Vlad
Mar 13, 20254 min read


Have you been granted Romanian citizenship? Important information on what to do next!
The 2025 Romanian citizenship law has brought some important changes even for persons who have been granted or re-granted Romanian...
Dr I. L. Vlad
Mar 13, 20252 min read


2025 Citizenship law published: major updates
On 12 March 2025, the Official Gazette published Law 14/2025 for the change and update of Law 21/1991 on Romanian citizenship, as well as...
Dr I. L. Vlad
Mar 13, 20252 min read


Collecting an inheritance from Romania
Last update: September 2018. Many of our clients located abroad come to us in order to collect an inheritance from a close relative who remained in Romania. In this post, we explain how to do that, and where we can help. We deal with non-litigious cases, i.e., those where our client or clients are not challenged by anyone else, but need help so as to avoid traveling or remaining in Romania for the duration of the estate process. To make a free inquiry regarding a Romanian s
Dr I L Vlad
Jun 25, 20176 min read


Transcription of foreign civil status documents in Romanian registries
Welcome to RomanianDocuments.net! If you ever wondered what is the transcription of foreign civil status records, and how to do it, this guide is for you. If you find the transcription process too complicated (which it is), do not hesitate to leave everything to us! Article status: updated September 2018. Who needs transcription? Any Romanian citizen is obliged by law to transcribe their civil status documents obtained abroad. This means, for example: - birth certificates
Dr I L Vlad
Apr 10, 20174 min read


Romanian Baptism Certificate: full guide
Last update: September 2018. Do you wish to marry abroad? Do you wish to marry a Romanian citizen? Some countries will ask for a Romanian Baptism Certificate ('certificat de botez'). This blog posts explains what such a certificate is, and how you can obtain it. RomanianDocuments.net can help you or your Romanian future spouse obtain a baptism certificate. The easiest way is to contact us, by using our smart form. When prompted, choose branch Religious Records, and then '
Dr I L Vlad
Dec 11, 20164 min read


Romanian Certificates of Bachelorhood (Nulla Osta; Certificate of No Impediment): Practical Guide
Last update: September 2018. Do you wish to marry a Romanian citizen abroad? If so, he or she will definitely need a proof of being able to marry you. This is call, depending on the country where you intend to marry, a 'Certificate of Bachelorhood', a 'Nulla Osta', or a 'Certificate of No Impediment' ('certificat de celibat'). You have come to the right place! RomanianDocuments.net can help your Romanian future spouse obtain one. The easiest way is, of course to contact u
Dr I L Vlad
Nov 15, 20165 min read


How to get married in a Romanian Embassy: unique guide
Are you looking to get married in a Romanian Embassy? If you only read one document, read this! Our unique guide is the only step by step gu
Dr I L Vlad
Nov 15, 201616 min read


How to get married in Romania: full guide
Are you looking to get married in Romania? If you only read one document, read this! Our guide will tell you everything you need to know for
Dr I L Vlad
Nov 6, 201616 min read


Multilingual Extracts: Practical guide
This article explains what is a 'multilingual extract' of a birth, marriage or death certificate. It also explains how to obtain a multiling
Dr I L Vlad
Nov 4, 20163 min read


How to get a Romanian birth certificate
This post explains how to obtain a Romanian birth certificate. A Romanian birth certificate is a Romanian civil status document (a vital rec
Dr I L Vlad
Nov 1, 20167 min read
RomanianDocuments.net: Our Blog is born
Welcome to the RomanianDocuments.net blog! The mission of this blog is to provide you with useful, practical information on obtaining many types of Romanian documents. It is not only about the services we provide, but also about how you can undertake procedures which are strictly personal, or which can be more easily accomplished from abroad, via a Romanian Embassy or Consulate. We hope that this blog will be useful to you and wish you happy reading! As usual, for any Romania
Dr I L Vlad
Oct 31, 20161 min read
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