Thursday, 10 November 2016

More from GRO

This is the announcement on the GRO site yesterday 9 November 2016

From 9 November, we are trialling emailing PDF copies of registration records. Records will not be immediately viewable, but emailed as a PDF.

The pilot is in 3 phases, starting with our digitised records:
Births: 1837 – 1934 and 2007 on
Deaths: 1837 – 1957 and 2007 on
Marriages: 2011 on
Civil Partnerships: 2005 on

Full details are in ‘Most Customers Want to Know’

Phase 1 closes on 30 Nov, or when 45,000 PDFs have been ordered, whichever is sooner. Details of phase 2 (3 hour PDF service) and phase 3 (records not digitised) will be announced here shortly.


Indexes: The GRO historic birth and death indexes are searchable now, via our online ordering site


https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates/Login.asp
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