Extract from the Personal Records Database (BRP)

Do you need proof that you live in the municipality of Tytsjerksteradiel? Then request an extract from the Personal Records Database (BRP). This shows your name, address, place of birth and date of birth. 

You can also have other information added, such as your nationality or previous addresses. Therefore, please indicate when applying what you need the extract for. 

Request an extract from the Personal Records Database 

You can request an extract from the Personal Records Database (BRP) in 2 ways: 

  • Request the document online using the button below. You pay immediately via iDEAL. You will receive your extract by mail within 5 working days. 
  • You must make an appointment to complete the entire application at the town hall. You pay for the document during your appointment. You can take the document with you immediately. 

DigiDApply for an extract from the Personal Records Database (BRP) online

How much does it cost?

  • Online application: € 8.60
  • Application at the counter: € 17.10

What do I bring?

Are you applying for the BRP extract in person at the town hall? Then bring the following with you: 

  • a valid proof of identity; 
  • money or a bank card. 

Authorize someone else?

If someone else is submitting the application for you to the municipality, they should bring the following:  

  • a valid proof of identity for themselves; 
  • a copy of your identity document; 
  • a letter stating the reason for your request and authorizing the representative to collect the extract. This letter must be signed by both of you. 

Do you need an extract for a foreign authority?

In that case, you can get an extract in multiple languages. You can indicate this when applying. 

Request an extract for your child?

Parents can request an extract for their minor children if they are registered at the same address. When making the request (online), indicate that you are requesting the extract for your child. Please provide the child's name and date of birth. 

Do you need proof of a birth, marriage/registered partnership, divorce/dissolution of partnership, or death?

Then request an extract or copy from the Civil Registry.