What Should I Do If I Find Out I'm Not Registered?

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If you find out that you're not registered, you should take action to register yourself as soon as possible. If this relates to registering a birth, death, or to register to vote, the steps you need to follow vary slightly. Here’s a quick overview for both situations:

Registration Overview

Type of Registration Action Required Link
Birth Book an appointment to register the birth Register a birth
Death Register the death within 5 days Register a death
Voter Registration Register to vote to be included in the Register of Electors Register to vote

For registering a birth, it must be done within 42 days of the baby's birth. For deaths, make sure to register within 5 days of the Medical Examiner's certificate being issued. If it's about voting, being on the electoral register is essential for participation in elections, so check your registration status and complete the process if needed.