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The council of the Zoetermeer municipality decided on July 13, 2020 to investigate whether, and if so in how many municipalities, the municipal councils are willing to take joint action toward the state with the aim of ensuring that the municipal fund becomes structurally adequate for municipal tasks as soon as possible.
An extract from the Basic Registration of Persons (BRP), is an overview of your personal information.
The municipality's civil registry creates and preserves official documents (deeds) of important life events.
For some professions, you need a certificate of good conduct (VOG).
A written statement that you are alive. Intended for use by Dutch organizations.
This is an international proof of being alive. You will need this, for example, if your foreign life insurer or pension fund asks for it.
If you need to prove that your signature on a document is really yours, you can have your signature legalized.
If you show foreign documents, the municipality wants to be sure they are real and reliable.
To do this, you make a declaration to the municipality. Check first whether you meet the conditions.
You can check if you meet the requirements on the central government website.
Do you want to renounce your Dutch nationality? Then you can make a declaration at the municipality.
If your personal information is not properly registered, you can ask the municipality to amend it.
Strict rules apply to requesting personal data from the municipality. You can request restriction of the provision of your data.
If you are eligible to change your last name, you can submit an application to Justis.
You can ask the court to change your first name. You will need an attorney to file this application.
If you have changed gender, you can have this changed in the Basic Registration of Persons (BRP).
You can request an address enquiry if, for example, someone is registered at your address who does not live there.
This proof is often needed if you are visited by someone from abroad. You act as guarantor for any expenses or debts incurred by the visitor in the Netherlands.
The municipality may issue certified copies of certain documents. For example, of your passport or driver's license.
