Jersey Civil Registration

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Civil Registration

How to Find the Records

Online Resources

• JerripediaBMD: Civil registration indexes
• Jersey Archive: Civil BMD Registers
• Jerripedia: Family research
• Apply for research (Office of the Superintendent Registrar)

Offices to Contact

For civil registration (after 1842):

The Superintendent Registrar
10 Royal Square
St. Helier
JE2 4WA
Jersey

These records can be viewed for free in person. An application can also be submitted online for the research to be carried out by them. Research costs £30 an hour and the certificate costs £30.

Copies and indexes of civil these records are available at the Société Jersiaise and Jersey Archive.

Historical Background

Civil registration (the government recording of births, marriages, and deaths) began in 1842 on Jersey. Most of these records are available for public use. Some records are available online, but the majority of records are available at the Office of the Superintendent Registrar.