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Standard Fee: £11
One certificate either posted out 2nd class postage or collected in person on or before 15 working days.
(Service available between 10.00am and 3.00pm, Monday to Friday - additional postage fees apply)
Priority Fee: £35
One certificate either posted out 1st class postage before the next working day or collected in person.
(Service available between 10.00am and 3.00pm, Monday to Friday)
*Multiple certificates attract multiple fees as stated above.
Security of Delivery
We recommend you purchase secure postage using 1st class, signed-for delivery for any certificate being posted; this is charged at an additional £3 and ensures your certificate is tracked and traced through to delivery.
Special delivery: £10, weight up to 500g (UK return addresses only - a special signed-for service).
Overseas delivery: various prices.
St Helens Register Office is not liable for any certificates lost or delayed in the post.
St Helens Register Office Town Hall, Victoria Square, St Helens, WA10 1HP
Telephone: 01744 676789
Email: registryoffice@sthelens.gov.uk
Please print off and complete the application form.
St Helens Council no longer accepts personal cheques – only postal orders are accepted.
Standard Fee: £11
One certificate either sent by 2nd-class post or collected in person on or before 15 working days.
(Service available between 10am and 3pm, Monday to Friday)
Priority Fee: £35
One certificate either sent by 1st-class post before the next working day or collected in person.
(Service available between 10am and 3pm, Monday to Friday)
*Multiple certificates attract multiple fees as stated above.
Security of Delivery
We recommend you purchase secure postage using 1st-class, signed-for delivery for any certificate being posted; this is charged at an additional £3 and ensures your certificate is tracked and traced through to delivery.
Special delivery: £10, weight up to 500g (UK return addresses only – a special signed-for service).
Overseas delivery: various prices.
St Helens Register Office is not liable for any certificates lost or delayed in the post.
St Helens Register Office, Town Hall, Victoria Square, St Helens, WA10 1HP
Email: registryoffice@sthelens.gov.uk
Telephone: 01744 676789
Please telephone 01744 676789.
Standard Fee: £11.00
One certificate either posted out 2nd class postage or collected in person on or before 15 working days.
(Service available between 10.00am and 3.00pm, Monday to Friday)
Priority Fee: £35.00
One certificate either posted out 1st class postage before the next working day or collected in person.
(Service available between 10.00am and 3.00pm, Monday to Friday)
*Multiple certificates attract multiple fees as stated above.
Security of Delivery
We recommend you purchase secure postage using 1st class, signed-for delivery for any certificate being posted; this is charged at an additional £3.00 and ensures your certificate is tracked and traced through to delivery.
Special delivery: £10, weight up to 500g (UK return addresses only – a special signed-for service).
Overseas delivery: various prices.
St Helens Register Office is not liable for any certificates lost or delayed in the post.
If you are unsure where an event (birth, marriage or death) took place in England or Wales, you can apply to the General Register Office (GRO).
The GRO holds copies of all births, marriages and deaths that have taken place in England and Wales.
Apply by telephone: 0300 123 1837.
Apply by post using an application form to:
The General Register Office
PO Box 2
Southport
Merseyside
PR8 2JD
If you were born in Whiston Hospital, your birth is registered at the Knowsley Register Office.
If a death occurred in Whiston Hospital, the death is registered at the Knowsley Register Office.
You will need to apply to Knowsley Register Office for a copy certificate.
Knowsley Register Office
High Street
Prescot
Merseyside
L34 3LD
Telephone number: 0151 443 2900.
If an event (birth, marriage or death) took place in Northern Ireland you will need to apply to:
If an event (birth, marriage or death) took place in Scotland you will need to apply to:
No available documents.