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Woody Image 0Find here all the procedures concerning civil status: identity card, passport, request for deeds or documents, death, birth, marriage, civil partnership, baptism, cemeteries, etc.
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Important
In order to ensure a minimum waiting time, the application and collection of the national identity card are by appointment from Monday to Friday at :
Service État-civil
Mairie de Perros-Guirec
02 96 49 02 41
Identity card
All major national identity cards issued between 01/01/2004 and 01/08/2021 have a 15-year validity. The card is valid for 10 years for minors.
The applicant’s presence is mandatory when submitting the application and collecting the national identity card (CNI). Minors of any age or adults under guardianship must be present. The CNI must be given to the legal representative; the minor’s presence is optional.
A pre-application must be made online (this pre-application does not dispense you from going in person to the Town Hall counter to have your fingerprints taken and submit your application).
- Documents to be supplied
All documents to be provided must be originals. One of the following documents to prove your civil status:
- A birth certificate issued within the last three months showing your filiation – It is no longer necessary to provide a civil status certificate if the user was born in a commune connected to electronic communication of civil status data (COMEDEC) even in the case of a first application. Information on communes connected to COMEDEC is available here.
- Old secure national identity card (laminated) expired within the last five years, or copy of valid biometric passport. If you were born in a commune that dematerializes the issuing of civil status certificates, you no longer need to provide a birth certificate as proof. Your civil status details will be securely verified directly with your birth town hall. To find out whether your commune of birth is concerned, ask at your Mairie or log on here.
- In the absence of your old identity card, a declaration of loss or theft.
- A proof of address less than one year old: electricity, gas or telephone bill, title deed, tax or non-tax certificate, home insurance certificate. If the original of these documents is on a digital medium, its printout will have the same value as the original.
- An identity photo less than six months old and resembling the day the application is submitted (neutral face, bare head, uncut, color, recent and identical on a light background).
- The card is free of charge, but in the event of loss or theft it is necessary to purchase a fiscal stamp or a dematerialized stamp worth €25 (possibility of online purchase on the Direction Générale des Finances Publiques website).
Additional documents for a minor
- If parents are divorced or separated, the judgment justifying parental authority and residence;
- Piece of identity of at least one of the parents.
- Common name
In the event of divorce: the operative part of the judgment mentioning the authorization to keep the name in use;
For a minor: written authorization and ID of the other parent. - For a person of foreign origin
Certificate of French nationality or birth certificate issued by the central registry office in Nantes (11 rue de la Maison Blanche 44941 – NANTES CEDEX 9). Information on communes connected to COMEDEC is available at this address.
- Documents to be supplied
One of the following documents to prove your civil status
All documents requested must be originals.
- A birth certificate issued within the last 3 months, showing your filiation; It is no longer necessary to provide a civil status certificate if the user was born in a commune connected to Communication Electronique des Données de l’Etat-Civil (COMEDEC), even in the case of a 1st request. Information on communes connected to COMEDEC is available here
- A biometric or electronic passport (whether ordinary, mission or service), valid or expired within the last 5 years. (biometric and electronic passports are secure documents and are identified by a symbol representing a circle inside a rectangle which appears on the cover under the word PASSPORT);
- A passport known as DELPHINE (recognizable by its civil status page arranged in landscape mode) or any other passport (issued manually, for example) valid or expired within the last 2 years;
- A secure national identity card (laminated) valid or expired within the last 5 years. If you were born in a commune that dematerializes the issuing of civil status certificates, you no longer need to provide a birth certificate as proof. Your civil status details will be securely verified directly with your birth town hall. To find out whether your commune of birth is concerned, ask at your local Mairie or log on here;
- A non-secure national identity card (old cardboard model) that is valid and expired less than 2 years ago);
- A proof of address less than one year old: electricity, gas or telephone bill, title deed, tax or non-tax certificate, home insurance certificate. If the original of these documents is on a digital medium, a printout will have the same value as the original.
- A recent passport photo less than 6 months old and resembling the day the application is submitted (to Passport standards)
A recent passport photo
Less than 6 months old and resembling the day the application is submitted (to Passport standards).
Tax stamps
- Person of legal age: €86
- Minor + 15 years: €42
- Minor – 15 years: €17
A dematerialized stamp can be purchased online from the Direction Générale des Finances Publiques website.
The old passport
Failing that, a declaration of loss or theft.
An official ID document
ID card of the applicant or legal representative.
- Common name
In the event of divorce: the operative part of the judgment mentioning the authorization to keep the name in use;
For a minor: written authorization and ID of the other parent. - For a person of foreign origin
Certificate of French nationality or birth certificate issued by the central registry office in Nantes (11 rue de la Maison Blanche 44941 – NANTES CEDEX 9). Information on communes connected to COMEDEC is available at this address.
Passports
It is valid for 10 yearss for adults and 5 years for minors.
The applicant’s presence is required, both when submitting the application and when collecting the passport.
The presence of the minor, regardless of age or of the adult under guardianship is mandatory. Minors under 12 years of age are not required to be present when the passport is handed over; the passport can be given to the legal representative only. A pre-application can be made online at : https://predemande-cni.ants.gouv.fr/ (this pre-application does not exempt you from going in person to the Mairie counter to have your fingerprints taken and submit your application).
For minors travellingImportant
Since January 15, 2017, a minor child who lives in France and travels abroad without being accompanied by one of his or her parents must be in possession of an Authorisation de sortie du territoire (AST). This is a form drawn up and signed by a parent (or legal guardian). A child traveling with his or her father or mother therefore does not need an AST. The form must be accompanied by a photocopy of the signing parent’s identity document.
Other procedures
I'm expecting a child
- For early recognition of birth
Where to go? At the town hall of your choice
Pieces to provide: National identity card and proof of address (declarants must be present)
- To declare a birth
Where to go
The maternity hospital usually takes care of this. However, you can go to the town hall of the place of birth within three days.
Pieces to provide
- Declaration of birth
- Family record book if the parents are married or have a family record book
- Piece of identity of the unmarried parent(s)
- Copy of the anticipated recognition if applicable and possibly, declaration of choice of name
Request for documentsObtain a copy of a birth, marriage or death certificate, or a duplicate family record booklet (livret de famille)
- Full copy of birth certificate
Apply online
Apply for a copy of your birth certificate at service-public.fr
Where to go?
You can obtain a copy of your birth certificate directly from the town hall where you were born (by presenting proof of identity or the family record book), or by post or e-mail.
Information to be provided
- Date of birth
- name
- first names (maiden name for married women)
- parents’ first and last names (specify your relationship)
For information
Persons of French nationality born abroad should contact: the Service Central de l’Etat Civil, 44941 Nantes Cedex 9
or the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. - Full copy of marriage certificate
Apply online
Apply for a copy of your marriage certificate at service-public.fr
Where to go?
At the town hall of the place of marriage
Information to be provided
- Date of marriage
- First and last names
- Usual first and last names of parents
- Also specify your relationship
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- Copy of death certificate
Apply online
Apply for a copy of the death certificate at service-public.fr
Where to go?
To the town hall of the place of death or last domicile.
Information to provide
- Date of death
- First and last names of the deceased
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- Family record book (duplicate)
Apply online
Apply for a duplicate family record book at service-public.fr
Where to go?
At the town hall of your place of residence.
Pieces to provide
The civil status of spouses and children
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- For information: in the event of divorce, the ex-spouse can obtain a duplicate.
Full copies can only be obtained by the interested party and his ascendants and descendants in the direct line, extracts with filiation by the same plus collaterals and finally extracts without filiation by all.
I have a death in the familyWhere to go and what to bring
- Where to find us
Funeral directors usually do this, you can also go to the town hall of the place of death within 24 hours.
- Documents to be supplied
- Medical certificate issued by the doctor
- Family record book or birth certificate of the deceased
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I'm getting marriedGo to the town hall before taking any other action
- Where to find us?
Go to the town hall before taking any other steps. The service will specify the necessary documents, issue a file and agree the date and time of the wedding with the future spouses. The complete file must be deposited at the town hall at least 1 month before the wedding. The banns are published as soon as the file is complete (publication of banns: 10 full days).
- Is it possible to get married in Perros-Guirec?
The law requires that future spouses be received by the registrar together, at least once before the wedding. Proof of attachment to the commune in which you wish to marry is required.
Civil solidarity pactHow to proceed?
- Conclusion of a PACS
The civil solidarity pact (Pacs) is a contract. It is concluded between 2 adults, of different sexes or the same sex, to organize their life together. They commit to a shared life and to mutual material aid and assistance.
To register their joint declaration of Pacs, the partners must go
either to the town hall of the commune of their common residence*, since November 1, 2017
or to the notary of their choice
or to the competent French consulate if the partners have their common residence abroad.
*The “common residence” must be understood as being the main residence of the interested parties on the day the PACS is registered (Owned, rented, accommodated by a third party). It cannot be a second home. The partners declare their common address by means of a sworn statement.False declarations may incur criminal liability. When the residence requirement is not justified, the Registrar of Civil Status issues a decision of inadmissibility based on his territorial incompetence.
- Who can form a civil union?
The conditions to be met by future partners:
- be of legal age (the foreign partner must have reached the age of majority set by his or her country)
- not already be married or in a civil partnership
- not have any direct family ties with each other (mother-in-law and son-in-law, father-in-law and daughter-in-law, brothers and sisters, uncles and nieces, etc.
- have their main residence together in the city.
- How do I register a civil partnership at the town hall?
The file must be submitted with the original documents to the Etat-Civil department (except on Saturdays). When your file is complete, you will be given an appointment with the department to register your PACS.
Registration of PACS
PACS registrations are carried out on Tuesday afternoons between 2pm and 4pm. No ceremony is held for the conclusion of a PACS.The partners must appear personally and together before the Civil Status Officer on the day of the PACS declaration, with an original and valid ID.
The Civil Status Officer will proceed with the registration of your PACS and will give you a registration receipt. He or she will return your agreement to you after signing it. The Pacs agreement takes effect as soon as it is registered at the town hall. The Mairie will not keep a copy of your Pacs agreement. It is your responsibility to keep it in a safe place and to take all necessary steps to avoid losing it.
The agent at the Mairie is not authorized to give you advice on the elements of your Pacs agreement. You can seek advice from a notary.
The Pacs will appear as a marginal mention on the birth certificate of each partner.
What are the effects of a Pacs?
The Pacs requires certain obligations of the partners set out in the agreement or in law:– Mutual material aid and assistance
– Solidarity for debts contracted for everyday needs
It also implies rights :
– The choice between the regime of separation of assets and the regime of indivision
– The joint declaration of income from the year of conclusion of the Pacs
– The payment of a death benefit as well as the possibility of living in the joint dwelling after the death of one of the two. - Documents to print to prepare your file
- Dissolution of a PACS
The dissolution of the PACS must be registered by the authority that registered the PACS: the commune of registration, the notary. For PACS concluded before November 01, 2017 at the commune of the Tribunal de Grande Instance.
A PACS can be dissolved:
By marriage of one of the partners
By death of one of the partners
By joint declaration of the partners
By unilateral decision of one of the two
Dissolution by death or marriage of one of the partners
You have no steps to take. The town hall of birth will inform the authority that registered the Pacs. The latter will dissolve the Pacs. Dissolution of the Pacs takes effect on the date of marriage or death.Dissolution by joint declaration of the partners
The partner who decides to terminate the civil solidarity pact serves notice on the other partner by bailiff. Without delay, the bailiff delivers or sends by registered mail a copy of the served document to the town hall or notary who served it. Dissolution of the Pacs takes effect on the date of registration. After verification, the Registrar registers the dissolution of the Pacs and returns it, endorsed and signed, to the partners by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt.Documents to print for a joint dissolution
Notice “We’re here to help” - Modification of a PACS
During the entire term of the PACS, the partners may modify the provisions of the agreement they have entered into. The amending agreement takes effect between the partners as soon as it is registered. The modification of the agreement must be registered by the authority that registered the PACS: the commune of registration, the notary.
For PACS concluded before November 1, 2017, the agreement can be modified at the Etat-Civil of the commune attached to the Tribunal de Grande Instance.
The new agreement can be sent by registered mail or deposited at the town hall.
Sending the agreement by post
By registered mail with acknowledgement of receipt
The agreement is signed by both partnersThe partners attend the town hall in person
– Without appointment, during normal opening hours of the Etat-Civil department (except Saturdays).
– An original, valid form of identification must be presented.
– A partner may appear alone before the Registrar (agreement signed by both partners).The modification of the Pacs agreement takes effect on the date of its registration. After verification, the Registrar registers the amended Pacs agreement and returns it, endorsed and signed, to the partners by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt.
Documents to print for amending the agreement
CERFA “Déclaration conjointe de modification de PACS”
CERFA “Convention modificative type de pacte civil de solidarité (PACS)”
- Certificate of French nationality
Where to apply
At the clerk’s office of the Saint-Brieuc court of first instance
Pieces to provide
- birth certificate
- family record book of parents or their birth certificates
- marriage certificate if applicable
- photocopy of an identity document
- proof of address
- Criminal record
Where to apply
To the Ministry of Justice at:
Ministère de laJustice – Casier judiciaire
107 rue du Landreau
44079 Nantes CedexTel 02 51 89 89 51
Démarches
Indicate your marital status and address.
To consult
For further information and to apply online, visit the Ministry of Justice website.
- Republican baptism
Where to apply
At the Mairie of the parents’ place of residence.
Pieces to provide
- full copy of the child’s birth certificate
- copy of the parents’ national identity card
- proof of address
- copy of the godparents’ identity card and their profession
For information
Civil baptism has no legal value.
- Drinking establishment
To obtain a license to sell alcoholic beverages, you must go to the town hall with:
- identity document
- proof of purchase, transfer or translation of the license
- property deed or kbis (the kbis is the reference for the document to be presented)
- training certificate (issued by UMIH Formation)
For a request for a temporary authorization to sell alcoholic beverages, you can make this request online or by post.
CemeteriesKerreut and La Clarté
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Square feesMarkets, attractions, terraces and sidewalks, street vending
Throughout the year, three markets are held in Perros-Guirec, in the centre-ville and in the neighborhoods of la Rade and La Clarté. During the summer you’ll also find a market at port de Ploumanac’h and another plage de Trestaou.
Fairground fairs, circuses, small attractions taking place on the public domain.
Occupation of the public domain by shopkeepers (bars, restaurants and other businesses). For all requests, send a letter to the mayor, supported by documents (plan, photos).
For any installation or renewal of an itinerant sales activity, please download and complete the installation form below.
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The tourist tax was introduced in the commune of Perros-Guirec by a deliberation dated December 16, 1985. In 1991, the communes of the Côte de Granit rose (Perros-Guirec, Louannec, Pleumeur-Bodou, Trébeurden and Trégastel) worked together to harmonize rates.
The rates for the tourist tax were set by the municipal council on April 29, 2021, in accordance with decree 2002-1549 of December 24, 2002. By deliberation of April 22, 2021, the municipal council decided to apply new rates.
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