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GRO unveils new look birth, death, marriage certificates  

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May 18, 2021
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The General Register Office will from Tuesday today begin the distribution of computer generated certified copies of birth, deaths and marriages which are registered in Guyana.

The computer-generated certificate will see enhanced security features which include a QR Code to the top left hand corner of the certificate and invisible making readable only under a black light.

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According to a press by the GRO, the certificates to be issued are similar in colour and size to the ones presently being issued and all information will be printed by computer.

Agencies who use birth, death and or marriage certificates to verify the informing of individuals doing business with them are asked to contact the General Register Office via email on groguyana@gmail.com or WhatsApp +1-592- 610-9394 for details on security features and the step-by-step instructions to download the application needed to read the QR Code. For more information please contact the Registrar General on Telephone number 227-7561.

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