How do you get a civil registry record copy from e-Devlet?

Steps for querying and downloading your barcoded Turkish civil registry record copy as a PDF through e-Devlet.

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Short answer

Sign in at turkiye.gov.tr, search for "Nufus Kayit Ornegi Belgesi Sorgulama" and open the service. Pick the document type and the institution it will be submitted to, run the query, then save the barcoded document as a PDF with the download or print option.

What you need

Turkish ID number and e-Devlet password (or e-signature, mobile signature, internet banking, or ID card login)
A phone or computer with an internet connection
A browser or app that can open PDF files
A printer, if the institution requires a paper copy

Step by step

01

Sign in to e-Devlet

Go to turkiye.gov.tr in your browser and press the "Giris Yap" button at the top right. On the "e-Devlet Sifresi" tab, enter your Turkish ID number and password. If you have no password, you can collect one from a PTT branch or sign in with your ID card, mobile signature, or internet banking.

02

Search for the service

Type "Nufus Kayit Ornegi" into the search box at the top. From the results, choose the "Nufus Kayit Ornegi Belgesi Sorgulama" service run by the Directorate General of Civil Registration and Citizenship Affairs. Read the description on the service page and press "Basla".

03

Choose the document type and purpose

Under "Belge Turu", select what you need: a record copy for yourself, a family declaration showing parents, spouse and children, or a detailed (vukuatli) record copy. Then pick the receiving institution from the "Belgenin Verilecegi Yer" or "Kullanim Amaci" list, since some institutions only accept a document issued in their own name.

04

Run the query and review the document

Once the fields are filled in, press "Sorgula". Your registry details appear on screen along with a document preview carrying a barcode and verification code at the top. Check your name, surname and the record details before going further.

05

Download or print the PDF

Use the "Belgeyi Indir" or "Yazdir" option at the bottom of the page. On a phone, save the file to your Files or Downloads folder. For institutions that do not need paper, you can send the PDF by email or upload it to their own application system.

06

Verify the barcode

Institutions that want to confirm authenticity enter the barcode number into the "Belge Dogrulama" service on e-Devlet. You can run the same check yourself before handing the document over, to confirm it still shows as valid.

07

Confirm the institution accepts it

Ask the institution whether it accepts a barcoded e-Devlet printout. Courts, land registry offices and consulates sometimes require a signed and stamped wet-ink copy, which you have to request from a civil registry office or the neighbourhood muhtar.

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Tips

A detailed (vukuatli) record copy also shows marriages, divorces and deaths; if the institution asks for "vukuatli", a plain record copy will not be accepted.
If you cannot find the institution in the list, ask them which type they need instead of picking the closest option, because a wrong document type gets rejected.
Without an e-Devlet password you can still sign in by scanning your Turkish ID card with an NFC-capable phone, so no separate application is needed.
After downloading, email the file to yourself as well as keeping it on your phone; if the barcode expires you will have to run the query again.
The same service issues documents for people who are linked to you in the registry; without that link the system will not allow it.

Watch out

Barcodes on e-Devlet documents stay valid only for a limited time, after which the verification query returns no result. Get the document close to the date you will use it, since an old printout can be refused because it cannot be verified. The file also contains your ID number and family details, so do not leave it on shared computers or in shared folders.

Frequently asked questions

+Is a record copy from e-Devlet officially valid?

Most institutions accept it because it is barcoded and verifiable. Even so, courts, land registry offices and some overseas procedures may ask for a wet-signed copy from a civil registry office, so check with the institution first.

+Is there a fee for the civil registry record copy?

No separate fee is charged for this query service on e-Devlet. You can confirm the current situation from the description on the service page.

+Can I get a record copy on someone else's behalf?

The system only produces documents for people who share a registry link with you. For anyone else you need a power of attorney and a visit to a civil registry office.

+I have no e-Devlet password, how do I get the document?

You can collect a password envelope from a PTT branch with your ID, or sign in using mobile signature, e-signature, internet banking, or your ID card over NFC. You can also apply in person at a civil registry office or the muhtar.

+The PDF will not download, what should I do?

Turn off your browser's pop-up blocker and try a different browser. If the problem continues, open the same service on your phone and use the "Yazdir" option to save it as a PDF.

Sources and verification

Last verified: September 15, 2026. tell us. Service and button names are given as they appear in Turkish on turkiye.gov.tr.

This content is for information only; for official procedures the relevant institution’s current announcements take precedence. Details: disclaimer.

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