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===Offices to Contact=== | ===Offices to Contact=== | ||
Argentina has no single repository of civil registration records | Argentina has no single repository of civil registration records. | ||
Civil registration | Civil registration registers are maintained by the office of the Dirección del Registro Civil in the municipal district. The original book stays in the municipal office and duplicate copies are sent to the provincial or judicial archives of the province or the General Archive of the Tribunal in the federal district. | ||
A village may belong civilly to a larger nearby town. In large cities, there may be many civil registration districts. Use gazetteers and other geographic references to identify the place your ancestor lived and the civil registration office that served it. See [[Argentina Gazetteers]]. | A village may belong civilly to a larger nearby town. In large cities, there may be many civil registration districts. Use gazetteers and other geographic references to identify the place your ancestor lived and the civil registration office that served it. See [[Argentina Gazetteers]]. | ||
====Local Civil Registration Municipal Offices==== | ====Local Civil Registration Municipal Offices==== | ||
An example of an address format is: | |||
::Dirección del Registro Civil<br> | ::Dirección del Registro Civil<br> | ||
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====Provincial Archives and Tribunal Archives==== | ====Provincial Archives and Tribunal Archives==== | ||
The civil registration records for the federal district are preserved on microfiche and there is a general index by sex and type of record (birth, marriages, deaths, recognitions, inscriptions and adoptions). <br> | |||
For the province of Buenos Aires, write to the following address: | For the province of Buenos Aires, write to the following address: |
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