Information Registered
The following information of every person in the population registry is the following, if dates are applicable then they are stored as well. If a change is made, the old value is preserved also in the records.
- Name
- Personal identity number and co-ordination number
- Place of birth
- Citizenship
- Civil status
- Spouse, children, parents, guardians, and adoption data
- Address
- Property, parish, and municipality in which one is registered
- Immigration to Sweden
- Deregistration
- Emigration from Sweden and address abroad
- Death and place of burial
The address shall be where the person usually sleeps. For a person having two such places, the one where the family lives should be selected. People who have a temporary residence for less than six months do not need to register a movement to that address. All residence longer than that, including education and temporary work assignment, shall be registered as address (unless living regularly with the family).
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