Processes

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• Residing in a nursing home or residential care home
  If you can no longer live alone and home help is no longer sufficient, you may consider moving into a nursing home (NH) or a residential care home (RCH).   These homes offer: secure and stable…
• Getting married in the Walloon Region
  Anyone wishing to get married must submit a declaration at least 14 days before the marriage date to the civil registrar at the place of residence of one of the two future spouses. Marriage creates a…
• Register oneself on the electoral register for local and/or European elections
  Each time an election is held, the Walloon Region updates its election website, where you can find all the information you need on the subject. There are several categories of voters: Belgians in…
• Registering a stillbirth
  To apply for a stillbirth certificate, the parents must submit a joint declaration to the civil registrar in the place where the birth occurred. The parents may give the child one or more first names…
• How can I find out whether a deceased person had a last will and testament that has not been declared to the municipality?
  In Belgium, wills can be registered in the Central Register of Wills (registre central des testaments, CRT), which is managed by Fednot. Last wills and testaments can be entrusted to a notary, who…
• Living in a residential and care center for seniors
  When older people can no longer live independently or home care is not possible, moving into a residential and care center for seniors can open up new perspectives. In the German-speaking Community,…