Stadt Röbel/Müritz (Amt Röbel/Müritz)
Einwohnermeldeamt
Your responsible office
Stadt Röbel/Müritz (Amt Röbel/Müritz)
Einwohnermeldeamt
Bahnhofstraße 20
17207
Röbel/Müritz, Stadt
Central contact
Opening hours
Monday 09:00 - 12:30
Tuesday 09:00 - 12:30, 13:30 - 15:30
Wednesday closed
Thursday 08:00 - 12:30, 13:30 - 17:30
Friday 09:00 - 12:30
Transport connection
Not specified
Parking spaces
Parking spaces
Quantity: 10
Free of charge
Handicapped parking spaces
Not specified
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible:
Yes
Lift available:
Yes
Public services
72 services
13 online
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Anyone running for a seat on the district council or city or municipal council must meet the eligibility criteria. Proof of this must be provided when submitting nominations.
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If your address changes, you must also have your address changed on your eID card.
If your address changes, you must also have your address changed on your eID card.
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If you are a citizen of the European Union or belong to the European Economic Area, you can apply for an eID card to identify yourself online.
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If you need proof of your registration in the population register, you can apply for a written registration certificate.
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If you are under the age of 16, your parents or legal guardians can apply for an ID card for you.
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Has your ID card been lost or expired and you need a new one? Then you can apply for a temporary ID card at the Citizens' Registration Office.
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In many countries outside the European Union (EU), you need a passport to enter the country. If you have German citizenship, you can apply for a German passport.
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If you have a German passport and certain data changes, you must apply for a new passport.
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If you travel a lot and need more space for entry and exit stamps and visas, you can apply for a passport with 48 pages.
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Do you need a passport at short notice and can't wait 2 weeks or more for a regular passport? Then you can apply for your passport using the express order procedure.
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Are you entitled to vote and would like to vote in a different polling station or take part in the election by postal vote? Then you must apply for a polling card.
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If you need proof of your registration in the population register, you can apply for a simple registration certificate.
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Do you need a new passport immediately? Then you can apply for a temporary passport.
A temporary machine-readable passport will only be issued to you if the time for issuing an express passport (production time max. 72 hours) is too short and it can no longer be issued in time for the first use.
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Each owner must provide their building with the number determined by the municipality. The costs of house numbering may be imposed on the owners by municipal bylaws. The...
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Every German citizen over the age of 16 must have an ID card if they are registered in Germany.
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If you change your surname after a divorce, your identity card will become invalid. In this case, you must apply for a new ID card if you do not have a valid passport document with the new name and are registered in Germany.
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Have you got married and therefore changed your name? Then you must apply for a new identity card if you do not have a valid passport document with the new name.
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If you live abroad, you can apply for your German passport in person at a German diplomatic mission or, in some countries, at an honorary consular official.
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Your name has changed and you are planning a trip to a country outside the EU? Then you need to apply for a new passport.
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You can apply for a passport for your child if they have German citizenship.
The passport can also be issued for persons between the ages of 0 and 18. This is necessary for some destinations, as the identity card or the child's passport, which may still be valid, is not recognized in all countries.
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If you move out of an apartment and do not move into a new apartment in Germany, you must deregister with the registration office. However, you do not have to deregister if you move within Germany. In this case, it is sufficient to register with your new municipality.
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If you move out of a secondary residence and do not move into another residence in Germany, you must deregister for this residence.
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When collecting the ID card, the citizen declares in writing to the ID card authority whether the use of electronic proof of identity is desired. The identity card authority then...
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The citizen can declare in writing to the identity card authority at any time (during the validity of the identity card) whether the use of electronic proof of identity is desire...
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If the electronic ID card (online ID function) is activated on your ID card and your address changes, you must have your address changed on the chip of your ID card.
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The citizen can reset the PIN for using the electronic proof of identity: as often as desired at home if the PIN is forgotten or blocked by entering it incorrectly 3 times,...
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When collecting the ID card, the citizen declares in writing to the ID card authority whether the use of electronic proof of identity is desired. The ID card authority will then...
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The citizen can declare in writing to the identity card authority at any time (during the validity of the identity card) whether they wish to use the electronic proof of identity...
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The following data can be released within the scope of the online ID function to providers on the Internet or at vending machines by entering the PIN: 1. family name 2. first...
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When using the electronic signature, the signature function must be blocked separately if the ID card is lost or stolen. This blocking is carried out directly by the provider fro...
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As a citizen of the European Union living in Germany, you can vote in the European elections if you are registered on the electoral roll.
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If you have German citizenship, are entitled to vote and are returning to Germany from abroad, you can have yourself entered on the electoral roll for the
European elections if the requirements for registration are not met ex officio. -
As a German citizen, you can also register on the electoral roll for the European elections if you live abroad.
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For the European elections, you will be entered on the electoral roll as a German citizen, either ex officio or on application.
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You can find out how the result of a European election is determined here.
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You can stand for election to the European elections yourself. This is linked to your eligibility, among other things.
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They may be excluded from participation in the European elections.
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If the electoral roll for the European elections contains incorrect information, you can have this corrected.
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You can view the electoral roll for the European elections.
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You want to start working life as a young person? Then you must have a medical examination before starting work.
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Certain age and marriage anniversaries are specially honored by the (Lord) Mayor.
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German citizens over the age of 16 must be able to identify themselves with a passport or identity card. An identity card is mandatory if no passport is available. The...
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If your address changes, you must have the new address entered on your ID card.
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If you have lost your identity card, you must report this. You must also apply for a new ID card if you are over 16 years old, do not have another valid passport document and are registered in Germany.
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If you register or deregister your place of residence with the registration office, you will receive an official confirmation of registration as proof.
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Local elections: Applying for admission, amendment and withdrawal of the municipal election proposal
Nominations for local elections may be amended up to the deadline for submission. Election proposals may be withdrawn until they are approved. The responsible election committee decides on the approval of the nominations.
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Before each election, the municipal electoral authority draws up a voters' register for each electoral district, in which all eligible voters are entered.
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The electoral term of the district councils/municipal councils is five years. Germans and EU citizens are eligible to vote in the district council/municipal representative...
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The term of office of the mayor/county councillor in full-time municipalities is a minimum of seven and a maximum of nine years. It is determined by the main statutes. In...
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If data in the electoral roll is incorrect, an application for correction can be submitted to the municipal electoral authority.
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inspect the electoral roll to check the accuracy and completeness of the data entered about them.
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As a person subject to registration, you must notify the registration authority of any change of main residence within two weeks.
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In the event of changes such as a change of name due to marriage, registered civil partnership, divorce, dissolution of a civil partnership or other data, the passport must be amended or reissued.
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If you have lost your passport abroad or it has been stolen and you wish to travel home, you must have replacement travel documents issued. You can apply for these at the German diplomatic mission in the country you are traveling to.
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If you can prove a legitimate interest, you can obtain a second passport.
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It is not possible to renew a passport. If your passport has expired, you must apply for a new passport if it is still required.
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You must report the recovery of your passport and present it to the passport authority.
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Have you lost your passport? Then you must report this.
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When your new ID card is ready at the authorities, you can collect it in person or have it collected by an authorized person. It is possible to have it sent to your home address in Germany and must be registered at the time of application.
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Anyone moving into an apartment must register with the registration office within two weeks of moving in.
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If you move into a new home, you must register in person at the registration office responsible for you at your new place of residence within two weeks of moving in. You can also register your new home online under certain conditions.
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If you move into another residence in Germany in addition to your main residence, you must register this as a secondary residence with your local registration office within 2 weeks of moving in. You can also register your new home online under certain conditions.
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The Federal Registration Act allows registration authorities, in certain cases, to transmit registration data to recipients specified by law. You have the right to object to the transmission of your registration data without having to provide a reason.
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Do youhave to stay in hospital for longer than three months and have no home in Germany? Then you must register your place of residence with the registration authorities.
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A block on information in the population register is only entered under strict conditions. To this end, you must provide credible evidence that you or another person may be at...
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You can use the service portal to request the addresses of residents electronically in accordance with the requirements of the Federal Registration Act.
You can also request simple information from the residents' register in person or in writing from the relevant registration authority.You can use the service portal to request the addresses of residents electronically in accordance with the requirements of the Federal Registration Act.
You can also request simple information from the residents' register in person or in writing from the relevant registration authority. -
The municipal electoral authority draws up a voters' register for each electoral district before each election. You can only exercise your right to vote if you are entered in the electoral roll.
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inspect the electoral roll to check the accuracy and completeness of the data entered about them.
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Are you eligible to vote in the state election in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and would like to vote by mail or on Election Day in a different polling place within your electoral district? If so, you will need a voter registration card.
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The right to vote, the eligibility to vote and the grounds for exclusion from the right to vote and from eligibility to vote in state parliamentary elections must be established.
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If data in the electoral roll is incorrect, an application for correction can be submitted to the municipal electoral authority.