Haryana Death Certificate Online: Apply, Search, Correct & Download

Updated: 28 August 2026

Haryana residents can use official State services for death certificates, including certified copies of registered death records, correction of entries and delayed death registration. The correct procedure depends on whether the death is already registered and on the period of delay, if registration was not completed on time.

Use official websites only. Start with the Haryana Department of Urban Local Bodies or Antyodaya SARAL. Government portal screens, service names, document requirements and fees may change, so follow the instructions shown on the official portal when applying.

Official Haryana Death Certificate Links

Haryana Death Certificate Services

The Haryana Urban Local Bodies portal currently identifies the following birth and death related online services:

How to Apply for a Haryana Death Certificate Online

  1. Open the official Haryana service portal Visit the Haryana Urban Local Bodies website or Antyodaya SARAL and select the current birth/death certificate service.
  2. Choose the correct service Select a certified-copy service if the death is already registered. Use the correction service for an incorrect entry and delayed-registration service if the death was not registered within the prescribed period.
  3. Sign in or register if required Complete citizen registration using the details requested by the official portal and verify your mobile number where required.
  4. Enter the death-registration details Fill in the deceased person's details, date and place of death, registration particulars and local authority information as required.
  5. Upload supporting documents Upload the documents requested for the selected service. Requirements can differ for a certified copy, correction or delayed registration.
  6. Pay the applicable government fee, if any Make payment only through the payment facility provided on the official portal and retain the receipt.
  7. Submit and save the acknowledgement Keep the application ID, acknowledgement or service request number after successful submission.
  8. Track the application Use the official tracking option with your application/reference number. If an electronic certificate becomes available, use the portal's download or delivery facility.

Current Law Governing Death Registration

Registration of Births and Deaths Act, 1969: Registration of deaths and issuance of certificates are governed by this central law. The Registration of Births and Deaths (Amendment) Act, 2023 came into force on 1 October 2023.

Digital registration and electronic certificates: The 2023 amendment introduced digital-registration provisions and electronic delivery of birth and death certificates.

Delayed registration: Section 13 now provides different procedures depending on the length of delay. Where the information is given after 30 days but within one year, written permission of the District Registrar or other prescribed authority is required. If the information is given after one year, registration requires an order of the District Magistrate, Sub-Divisional Magistrate, or an authorised Executive Magistrate having jurisdiction, after verification and payment of the prescribed fee.

Death Registered More Than One Year Late

If a death was never registered and more than one year has passed, a normal certificate-copy application is not enough. Under Section 13(3) of the Registration of Births and Deaths Act, the death must first be registered through the delayed-registration procedure after the competent Magistrate verifies the event and passes the required order.

Correction in a Haryana Death Certificate

If the death is already registered but an entry in the register is erroneous, the appropriate route is generally a correction application rather than a fresh registration. Section 15 of the Registration of Births and Deaths Act deals with correction or cancellation of erroneous or fraudulent entries, subject to the applicable rules.

Record not found online? Older records may not always be fully digitised or indexed under the spelling you expect. Contact the Local Registrar or municipal authority where the death was originally registered if the online search does not locate the record.

Typical Details Required

Information Examples
Deceased person's details Name, sex, age/date of birth where requested
Death details Date of death, place of death and institution/home details where applicable
Registration details Registration number, year of registration and local body/registrar
Applicant details Name, address, mobile number and identity details where required
Supporting records Documents required by the selected official service, particularly for corrections or delayed registration

Haryana Right to Service: Indicative Time Limits

Haryana Urban Local Bodies publishes notified timelines for certain birth and death certificate services. The official Right to Service information lists different timelines depending on the service and whether the local authority is a Municipal Corporation, Municipal Council or Municipal Committee.

Service Published Time Limit
Certified copy of already registered birth/death record - Municipal Corporation, current year 14 working days
Certified copy - Municipal Corporation, previous year 30 working days
Certified copy - Municipal Council/Committee, current year 7 working days
Certified copy - Municipal Council/Committee, previous year 15 working days

These are published service-delivery timelines and should not be treated as a guarantee in every case. Incomplete documents, corrections, delayed registration or verification requirements can affect processing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I download a Haryana death certificate online?

If the relevant record is digitised and an electronic certificate is available, the official service may provide online delivery or download. Availability depends on the record and the registering authority.

Which portal should I use?

Start with the Haryana Urban Local Bodies website for municipal birth and death services or the Antyodaya SARAL portal. Use only official government domains for applications and payments.

What if the death was never registered?

Use the delayed-registration procedure. The required authority depends on how long registration has been delayed. A delay exceeding one year requires the order specified in Section 13(3) of the Registration of Births and Deaths Act.

Can an incorrect death certificate be corrected?

Yes. Haryana ULB lists a correction service for birth and death records. The applicant must follow the official procedure and provide supporting evidence required for the requested correction.

Disclaimer: This website is an informational resource and is not an official Haryana Government portal. Government links, forms, fees, documents and procedures can change. Confirm the latest requirements on the official government website before applying.