Birth/Marriage Certificate

 

BIRTH/MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE REGISTRATION

 


REGISTRATION OF BIRTH

 

Application has to be made in person by the parents and the child at:

 

Embassy of Malaysia, Moscow

          Mosfilmovskaya Ulitsa 50

115127 Moscow

 

           

 

Contact Details:

 

Mr. Baibranizam Brahim
Second Secretary

 

Ms. Lilia Zateeva Dmitrievna 
Consular Assistant 

 

 

Telephone

Consular Hours

 

+7 495 419 9898, +7 495 419 9899

Monday-Friday

9:00 am – 12:00 pm (Submission)

3:00 pm – 4:30 pm (Collection)  

 

For appointment, please contact this number: +7 495 419 9898, +7 495 419 9899 ext. 224/207 Consular Section. 

 

Email

 

mwmoscow@kln.gov.my or mos.consular@kln.gov.my

 

 

NOTE:

 

i.       For baby's FATHER is Malaysian citizen, need to fill in the application form "Borang D" and the Embassy will proceed to issue the Birth Certificate "Borang W" on the same day base on completed supporting documentation. If it is registered to the Embassy over 1 year, the application needs to refer to Jabatan Pendaftaran Negara (JPN) for approval.

 

ii.      For Baby's MOTHER is Malaysian citizen and father is foreign citizen, need to fill in the application form "Borang B"Lampiran A.15(2), and Lampiran A-WN, and needs to be processed in Jabatan Pendaftaran Negara (JPN) for approval.

 

iii.      Both of parents and the new born baby must be present at the Embassy of Malaysia.

 

iv.      Kindly bring along all the original documents and to provide two (2) photocopies of each documents in A4 size.

 

  

 

Documents to be submitted:

 

1.

Application Borang D, JPN.WN02, Borang B, Lampiran A.15(2), and Lampiran A-WN (original) – can be obtained at the Embassy

2.

Original Child Birth Certificate (from Department of Registration of Birth - ????)

3.

Notary Translation of Child Birth Certificate endorsed by the Russian Ministry of Justice and the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs

4.

2 recent colored photographs of the child with white background

5.

Parents Birth Certificate (original and 2 photocopies)

 

6.

Parents Passport (original and 2 photocopies of page with personal details and page with Russian visa)

7.

Registration Slip of parents (original and 2 photocopies)

 

8.

Russian Immigration card (original and 2 photocopies)

 

9.

Letter (Spravka in English) from university, college or school, confirming the status as a bona fide student if parents on Student Visa (Original and 1 photocopy)

 

10.

Letter (Spravka in English) from company confirming the status as an employee if parents on working visa (Original and 1 photocopy)

 

11.

Father's Malaysian Identity card and Passport (original and 2 photocopies)

 

12.

Mother's local identity card and passport.

 

13.

Marriage certificate of parents (original and 2 photocopies)

 

14.

Fee: Form D, JPN WN02 and Borang W (W.N.23A-PIN.2/81)  RM30.00 equivalent  to the foreign currency exchange

 

Mode of payment: Cash in Russian Ruble

 

NOTE: 

 

Processing takes ten (10) working days.

 

 

 

REGISTRATION OF MARRIAGE

 

Application has to be made in person at:

 

Embassy of Malaysia, Moscow

          Mosfilmovskaya Ulitsa 50

115127 Moscow

 

 

Contact Details:

 

Mr. Baibranizam Brahim
Second Secretary

 

Ms. Lilia Zateeva Dmitrievna 
Consular Assistant 

 

 

Telephone

Consular Hours

 

+7 495 419 9898, +7 495 419 9899

Monday-Friday

9:00 am – 12:00 pm (Submission)

3:00 pm – 4:30 pm (Collection)  

 

For appointment, please contact this number: +7 495 419 9898, +7 495 419 9899 ext. 224/207 Consular Section. 

 

 

Email

 

mwmoscow@kln.gov.my or mos.consular@kln.gov.my

 

 

Documents to be submitted:

1.

1 copy of Registration Form, JPN.KC 06 - can be obtained at Embassy 

 

2.

2 recent colored photographs of applicants with White Background, size 3.5 cm x 5.0 cm

 

3.

Russian Marriage Certificate (original and 2 photocopies)

 

4.

Notary Translation of the Russian Marriage Certificate endorsed by the Russian Ministry of Justice and Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Original and 2 photocopies)

 

5.

Applicant Malaysian Passport (original and 2 photocopies of page with personal details and page with Russian visa)

 

6.

Applicant Russian Passport (original and 2 photocopies of page with personal details and page with Registration)

 

7.

Applicant Malaysian Identity Card (original and 2 photocopies)

 

8.

Letter (Spravka in English) from university, college or school, confirming the status as a bona fide student if applicant is on Student Visa (Original and 1 photocopy)

 

9.

Letter (Spavka in English) from company confirming the status as an employee if applicant is on working visa (Original and 1 photocopy)

 

10.

Applicant Registration Slip (original and 2 photocopies)

 

11.

Applicant Immigration Card (original and 2 photocopies)

 

12.

Fees: RM 50.00 00 equivalent  to the foreign currency exchange

 

Mode of payment: Cash in Russian Ruble

 

NOTE:

 

i.        Processing takes ten (10) working days.

 

ii.        The marriage must be registered with the Embassy within 6 months from the date of marriage. Any registration made after 6 months of marriage is considered as late registration. The fee for late registration is RM100.00 for the first six months and RM50.00 for the following every six months.

 

iii.                The marriage can also be registered in person at any Jabatan Pendaftaran Negara Office in Malaysia within six (6) months of arrival in Malaysia.

 

iv.               For Muslim marriages solemnized in Russia, registration must be done with the Jabatan Agama Islam/ Islamic Religious Department in the applicant’s local area of residence in Malaysia. The Certificate of Conversion and the Marriage Certificate must be translated by a notary public in Russia and followed by an authentication by the Russian Ministry of Justice and the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

 

v.            For non-Muslim marriages solemnized in Russia, the Marriage Certificate must be translated by a notary public in Russia and followed by an authentication by the Russian Ministry of Justice and the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.