Bekendtgørelse af lov om Det Centrale Personregister | A20200129729 — Denmark law | Esheria

Bekendtgørelse af lov om Det Centrale Personregister

The provision explains how CPR is administered, who gets a personal number, how population registration works, and when people can request access, attestations, or name-related registrations.

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Jurisdiction
Denmark
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
A20200129729
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
da
Updated
Official source
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access to registry information address confidentiality address protection address registration change of residence reporting credit information credit warning data sharing digital public administration digital self-service electronic queries fees identity data identity documentation identity records identity verification identity/address information identity/address protection information disclosure marketing suppression municipal registration personal data access personal data disclosure personal data processing +11 more

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About this statute

The provision explains how CPR is administered, who gets a personal number, how population registration works, and when people can request access, attestations, or name-related registrations. The municipal council decides whether a reported move can be registered and must investigate doubtful cases before registering a person at an address. Nogle personer, der flytter til Danmark fra udlandet, skal registreres eller anmelde indrejse, og visse grupper er undtaget fra registrering. The municipal council may require a person covered by a move-in notification to appear in person before registration, and it must clearly warn certain movers that declaring membership of the Danish Folk Church or an overseas evangelical-Lutheran community will register them as members of the Folk Church. Section 20 sets rules for reporting moves to and from abroad, CPR registration, address reporting, and access to name/address protection.