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How to Find the Records

Online Collections

• 1300-2016 All Global, Find a Grave™ Index for Burials at Sea and other Select Burial Locations, 1300s-Current Results, only a few names from Andorra, Ancestry.com ($)
• 1882-1990 Results for British Armed Forces and Overseas Deaths and Burials, only a few names for Andorra, Findmypast.com ($)

Offices to Contact

Andorra Civil Registry
Dr. Street. Vilanova, 13
Davi Building, 4 floor
AD500 Andorra la Vella
Andora

Telephone: + (376) 809 580
Fax: + (376) 824 575

• Website: Requests Includes application forms.
  

Children Born in Andorra to United States Citizens

• U.S. Embassy Instructions for Children born in Andorra to United States citizens.

Historical Background

As of 2021, the ethnic groups in Andorra are:
48.3% Andorrans
24.8% Spaniards
11.2% Portuguese
4.5% French
1.4% Argentines
9.8% others

Information Recorded in the Records

Births

Birth records typically provide the following information:

• Place and date of child's birth (often times they provide the exact time of birth)
  
• Full name, profession and place of birth of the child's father
• Full name and place of birth of the child's mother
• Full name and place of birth of the child's maternal and paternal grandparents

Marriages

Marriage records provide the following information:

• Date when the marriage occurred
  
• Full names, marital status (single or widowed) and places of birth for both the bride and groom
• Full names, and places of birth for the parents of the bride and groom

Marriage Record Tip:

Couples usually married in the home town of the bride (if the family still lived there).

Deaths

You can expect to find the following information:

If the deceased was single:

• Full name, age, occupation (if applicable), place of birth, and death date of the deceased
• Full name of the deceased parents, and often times their places of birth
• Cemetery where the deceased was buried

If the deceased was married or widowed:

• Full name, age, occupation (if applicable), place of birth, and death date of the deceased
• Full name of spouse (whether deceased or living), and often their place of birth
• Cemetery where the deceased was buried
• If the deceased created a will and the name of the Notary that notarized the will.
• Sometimes living descendants (could include name of living children, and other heirs)

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