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  1. Citizen service number (BSN)

    The citizen service number (BSN) is a unique personal number allocated to everyone registered in the Personal Records Database ...

  2. Registering your child at a secondary school

    Read how and on what conditions you may apply for a place at a Dutch secondary school for your child, and what documents you need ...

  3. What information is in the Personal Records Database?

    The Personal Records Database (BRP) contains personal data for people who live in the Netherlands (residents) and people who live ...

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  4. Identification documents

    If you require medical treatment in the Netherlands, or you want to open a bank account or apply for welfare benefits, you have ...

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  5. How do I prevent a copy of my ID being used for fraudulent activities?

    How to prevent a copy of my ID being used for fraudulent activities.

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  6. How can my partner and I apply for joint responsibility for a child?

    each log in using your own DigiD code. You will need your child’s citizen service number (burgerservicenummer (BSN)) when ...

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  7. Getting proof of vaccination after being vaccinated outside the Netherlands

    Please note: From 1 July 2023 the European rules that allow COVID certificates to be issued in the CoronaCheck app will expire. ...

  8. How I can register in the Non-residents Records Database?

    If you are moving to the Netherlands for no more than 4 months, you can register as a non-resident with the Personal Records ...

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  9. When should I register with the Personal Records Database as a resident?

    If you will be living in the Netherlands for longer than 4 months, you must register as a resident with the Personal Records ...

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  10. Viewing, amending or deleting personal data held by the UWV

    You can view, amend or delete your name, address or other personal data held by the UWV. It can be done online or by letter.