Persons of 15 and more years of age are applicants entitled to submit their application for the Certificate of Czech Citizenship and thus, must attend the appointment in person.

I HAVE CZECH BIRTH CERTIFIFACE (OR I HAD IT IN THE PAST)
WHAT DO I NEED?

1. ID with a photo - a Czech passport/an ID card or a driving license/a British passport
2. If you do not have a valid ID, you need to come with a witness who has a valid ID (a passport/an ID card) who will confirm your identity to us, and present your passport-sized photo.
3. A Czech birth certificate - if you do not have it, you can apply for a duplicate during the appointment – additional fees may apply.
4. Proof of marital status, if not single - e. g. Czech marriage/divorce/death certificate*
5. Evidence of acquiring other citizenship*, if applicable
6. The application fee (in accordance with current consular rates).
7. Printed and filled out forms:     
   1. Personal information
   2. Questionnaire and proclamation
   3. Application for Certificate of Czech Citizenship

*British documents must bear an apostille and must be translated into Czech by a sworn/court-appointed translator. You can see the list of translators who provided us with their contact information on our website – click here. Court-appointed translators, whose translations do not need any further verifications, are highlighted.
If you are submitting a document issued in another country, check the verification and translation requirements for the specific country.

The applicant who provides false information is a possible subject to prosecution.

I NEVER HAD CZECH BIRTH CERTIFIFACE
WHAT DO I NEED?

1. A valid ID with a photo (passport/national ID card or a driving license)
   1. If you do not have a valid ID with a photo, you need to come with a witness who has a valid ID (a passport/an ID card) who will confirm your identity to us, and present your passport-sized photo.
2. Birth certificate*
3. Proof of marital status, if not single - e. g. a Czech marriage/divorce/death certificate*
4. Evidence of acquiring other citizenship*
5. Birth certificates of your parents*
6. A marriage certificate of your parents, if they were married*
7. Death certificates of your parents, if they are deceased*
8. Certificate of Czech Citizenship of your parents, if available
9. Further supporting documents/evidence related to your Czech citizenship* (e.g. evidence of adoption, if you have been adopted)*
10. The application fee (in accordance with current consular rates).
11. Printed and filled out forms:      
    1. Personal information
    2. Questionnaire and proclamation
    3. Application for Certificate of Czech Citizenship
        

*British documents must bear an apostille and must be translated into Czech by a sworn/court-appointed translator. You can see the list of translators who provided us with their contact information on our website – click here.

If you are submitting a document issued in another country, check the verification and translation requirements for the specific country.

The applicant who provides false information is a possible subject to prosecution.