Stadt Neustadt-Glewe (Amt Neustadt-Glewe) - Einwohnermeldeamt
Your responsible office
Stadt Neustadt-Glewe (Amt Neustadt-Glewe) - Einwohnermeldeamt
Markt 1
19306
Neustadt-Glewe, Stadt
Central contact
Staff members
Opening hours
Monday-Friday: 9.00 a.m. - 12.00 p.m.
Wednesday: closed
Tuesday: 1.00 p.m. - 4.00 p.m.
Thursday: 1.00 p.m. - 6.00 p.m.
Online appointment
Transport connection
Not specified
Parking spaces
Parking spaces
Not specified
Handicapped parking spaces
Not specified
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible:
No
Lift available:
No
Public services
24 services
6 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 you need to prove whether or not you have a criminal record, you can apply for a simple certificate of good conduct, an extended certificate of good conduct or a certificate of good conduct for submission to an authority.
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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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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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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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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.
If your children's surname has changed, their documents with the old name are also invalid. -
You can stand for election to the European elections yourself. This is linked to your eligibility, among other things.
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If the data in your identity card is no longer up to date, you must have this changed as soon as possible.
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If your address changes, you must have the new address entered on your ID card.
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If your identity card expires, you must apply for a new one if you are over 16 years old and do not have a valid passport document.
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If anything changes with regard to your ID card or the data entered on it, you must report this immediately.
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If you lose your identity card, you must report this.
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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 find your identity card that has been reported lost, you must report this.
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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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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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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.