Germany Public Records
Germany Public Records
Public record databases in Germany, including those for phone directories, legal information, war cemeteries, most wanted persons, missing persons, stolen art, consulates, embassies, companies, corporations, and more.
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German birth certificates, Vital Records, German marriage certificates from Standesamt: Official documents from Germany Germany Service offers a large number of different and dependable services from Germany and Austria. Our customers are from all over the world and and have a lot of trust in our services.
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Germany Record Finder • FamilySearch
Contents. 1 Record Finder Table for Germany. 1.1 Order of Records. 2 List of Topics. 2.1 Vital Events. 2.2 Maiden Names and Family Members. 2.3 Immigration and Country of Origin. 2.4 Residences and Locations. 2.5 Personal Details and Affiliations.
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Germany's records and bests
On 25 July 2019, a record-breaking temperature of 42.6 degrees Celsius was recorded in Lingen in Lower Saxony. What a scorcher for Germany! We have to go quite a bit further back in time to find the coldest temperature on record. The mercury dropped to a chilly -37.8 degrees in Wolnzach in Upper Bavaria in 1929.
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Germany Court Records • FamilySearch
Age, residence, political allegiance, property, debts, misdemeanors, taxes, adoptions,and guardianship are typical information in German court records. Divorces are also recorded in court records, but they are rare before the 1900s. For information about wills, see the “Probate Records” section.
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Locating German Vital Records - ThoughtCo
Civil registration of births, marriages, and deaths in Germany began following the French Revolution in 1792. Beginning with regions of Germany under French control, most German states eventually developed their own individual systems of civil registration between 1792 and 1876. In general, German civil records begin in 1792 in Rheinland, 1803 in Hessen-Nassau, 1808 in Westfalen, 1809 in Hannover, Oct 1874 in Prussia, and Jan 1876 for all other parts of Germany.
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Online German Genealogy Records and Databases - German Roots
Places to Find German Genealogy Records and Databases Online General FamilySearch Genealogy Records - Germany (requires free registration; to view some of the images you must be at an LDS Family History Center or a FamilySearch affiliated library). Includes some German baptism, marriage, and death indexes, and other items.
https://germanroots.com/germandata.html
Court Records in Germany - GermanCivilProcedure.com
Court Records in Germany German Civil Court Case Files are not Public Records U.S. lawyers do naturally assume that court files are public records and can be easily accessed and inspected by the public. Not so in Germany! As with, for instance, land registry information (see here), Germany is rather secretive when it comes to legal documents.
https://www.germancivilprocedure.com/court-records-in-germany/
Find German Ancestry Records Online for Free - ThoughtCo
Over 3.5 million records are searchable, including deaths and burials from Baden, Bayern, Hessen, Pfalz (Bayern), Preußen, Rhineland, Westfalen, and Württemberg. 08 of 22 Online Ortsfamilienbücher Explore over 330 online local community heritage/lineage books containing the names of over 4 million people living in Germany.
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Germany Civil Registration • FamilySearch
Civil registration records are records of births, marriages, and deaths kept by the government. German terms for these records include Standesamtsregister, Zivilstandsregister, or Personenstandsregister. They are an excellent source for information on names and dates and places of births, marriages, and deaths.
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Free International Public Record, From The Largest And Background Checks
INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC RECORDS AND BACKGROUND CHECKS. Using the links below, access public records for over 40 European countries including Germany, Italy, France, Greece, Spain, and the United Kingdom. Categorized by country, access international records such as Jewish vital records and Jewish genealogy, international missing children websites, stolen art reports, international vital records, court systems of a country, international law, international adoption, international telephone ...
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Company register - Unternehmensregister
From outside Germany: +49 221 - 9 76 68-0 fees apply. In case of problems, valuable information can be found in the area of FAQ. Legal Entity Identifier Register. The Company Register is required to request the LEI (Legal Entity Identifier) of the respective company in compliance with the European legal stipulations at the time of submitting ...
https://www.unternehmensregister.de/ureg/?submitaction=language&language=en