new price for GRO certs

[Arranroots]

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[Redroger]

Duly noted Arran. You moderators may be in for an interesting few weeks.

[Arranroots]

Duly noted Arran. You moderators may be in for an interesting few weeks.

We rely on the goodwill of our contributors - and a big stick, lol!

 

[dobfarm]

Lot of money to spend?-I usually get answers in days from libraries and FHS if not the same day by email or phone using parish Bap Marriage Burials and MI's

Costly GRO.

[kooky]

Looking at the link posted by Andycand, can someone explain to me the difference between -
Certificate issued by Superintendant Registrar formerly £7  Now £9.25
AND
Certificate issued by Registrar otherwise than at the time of registration formerly £3.50 now £7.

Surely all/most of certs. issued for family history come into the latter category anyway?
There does not seem to be any mention of a time scale.
Kooky

[FraserandFraser]

when you register a birth, Marriage or Death they ask how many copies you want it is for each copy you will now have to pay 7 pound

[kooky]

Thank you! I don't think this is made very clear!
Kooky

[dobfarm]

No3 at local level registration

Certificate issued by a registrar otherwise than at the time of registration
was £3.50 new price £7

any ideas whats the difference to normal now £7 per cert at local register offices
Have we been paying too much out of ignorance

[Guy Etchells]

Looking at the link posted by Andycand, can someone explain to me the difference between -
Certificate issued by Superintendant Registrar formerly £7  Now £9.25
AND
Certificate issued by Registrar otherwise than at the time of registration formerly £3.50 now £7.

Surely all/most of certs. issued for family history come into the latter category anyway?
There does not seem to be any mention of a time scale.
Kooky

I would have thought most certificates for family history researchers come from either the Registrar General or the Superintendant Registrar.
With only a few coming from the registrar.
Cheers
Guy
Forgot to add-
The Registrar holds the current register and can supply recent certificates.

When the register is full it is sent to the superintendant registrar.