REGISTRATIONS

The following registrations can be made at this Consulate General:

Birth

Marriage

Death

Military service 

BIRTH

This is the registration of the birth of the child who has at least one Chilean parent. Registration can only be done for children born in Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, North West Territories, Territory of the Yukon and Nunavut.

The documents required are:

Original PARENTAL INFORMATION CERTIFICATE (British Columbia) or FRAMING SIZE (Alberta and Saskatchewan) birth certificate, issued by the Department of Vital Statistics of each Province or Territory  

To obtain these certificates, follow one of these links:  

British Columbia: http://http://www.vs.gov.bc.ca/births/

Alberta: http://governmentservices.gov.ab.ca/index.cfm?fuseaction=section:vitalstatistics

Saskatchewan: http://www.health.gov.sk.ca/ps_birth_certificates.html

Valid Chilean passport (father or mother)

Photocopy of the passport (or driver's licence) of the other parent.

Original or photocopy of the "libreta de familia" or marriage certificate.

Fee: US$ 17

The father or the mother must sign four copies of the consular birth registration.

As soon as the registration is finalized the child is legally a Chilean citizen.

If you want to register the birth directly in Chile you must take with you both the original (large size) certificate and the official translation. BOTH documents must be legalized by the Consulate General of Chile and the Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores in Chile.

MARRIAGE

To register a marriage the following conditions apply:

Either the husband or the wife must be Chilean.

You must bring a marriage certificate issued by the Department of Vital Statistics of your Province.  Registration can only be done for marriages in Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, North West Territories, Territory of the Yukon and Nunavut.

Both parties must appear in person and bring their current valid identity cards or passports. One of them must be Chilean.

 Fee: US$: 17.00.

DEATH

To register a death the following requirements must be met:  

The person that passed away must be Chilean, either born in Chile or a naturalized citizen. A foreigner's death may also be registered if he or she was married to a Chilean citizen AND the marriage was officially registered.

The original certificate of death, issued by the Department of Vital Statistics must be provided and will not be returned, as it must be legalized, translated and submitted to the Servicio de Registro Civil in Chile.

Chilean Passport or Identity Card of the deceased.

Certificate from the attending physician mentioning the cause of death.

The registrant must provide a valid passport or identity card.  

Fee: US$ 17.00.

If you want to register the death directly in Chile you must take with you both the original (large size) certificate and the official translation. BOTH documents must be legalized by the Consulate General of Chile and the Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores in Chile.

MILITARY SERVICE

Registration must be done in the year the applicant turns 18, before August 30 of that year.

If registration occurs after this date, both registration and an application for amnesty must be done.

You must apply in person or by mail and provide the following documentation (photocopies accepted):

Chilean Passport or Identity Card, PRC (Permanent Resident Card) or Canadian Passport. You must indicate your profession, current activity, marital status and level of education.

If the applicant has already been registered in Chile he must provide the certificado de matricula militar de paz.

Fee : US $ 1.00 or US$ 5.00 (after August 30)