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The birth certificate is one of the most critical documents in a person's life. These are the procedures for the establishment of this document.
Recent figures from the National Civil Status Office show that 1.5 million pupils in Cameroon enrolled in nursery and primary schools do not have birth certificates.
This raises the question of why children do not have birth certificates. Especially as there are procedures in Cameroon for obtaining the document.

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The birth certificate is one of the most critical documents in a person’s life. The document identifies the child by his legal name, establishing his citizenship and filiation, that is, his belonging to his family.
See Also: How to Get a Medical Certificate in Cameroon?
The Cameroonian legislator gives a full 90 days from birth to establish the document. After this time, he will follow a particular procedure.
An original copy of the birth certificate is then drawn and given to the parents so they can carry out specific administrative procedures.

A strain will be kept at the town hall where the act has been established, another at the regional civil status center level, and the last at the national level. This means that in the event of loss, theft, or damage, the person concerned can go to one of the three points mentioned to have another birth certificate drawn up with the exact details as the previous one.
The cost of establishing a new birth certificate ranges from 5000 XAF to 10,000 XAF. Some regions in Cameroon occasionally produce birth certificates for free.