Civil life, family and continuity
Birth, parentage, adoption, death and succession form a chain of civil facts and relationships that needs to remain reconstructable over time.

Guidance before referral
The Civil Registry documents civil facts; it does not replace the person or turn the portal interface into the official source. Family and succession statuses depend on their own legal basis and on records that preserve version, authority and history.
A civil fact is not just a profile field
Birth, parentage, adoption, changes in family status and death must preserve evidence, authority, history and connected effects.
The event occurs or is recognised by a competent authority.
Necessary documents and elements are gathered without requiring impossible proof.
The Civil Registry qualifies and records the fact in accordance with the applicable rule.
Identity, citizenship, representation, succession and certificates consult the record without erasing earlier versions.