🏠 Life Events
結婚・出産・引越し・死亡など人生の節目の手続き(14件)
Birth Registration (Shussho-todoke)
No fee required
Bring the hospital's Birth Certificate and your Boshi-techo to City Hall within 14 days of birth. Don't forget to apply for Child Allowance and Free Medical Care at the same time!
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Consumer Affairs Center (Consultations on Fraud & Malicious Sales)
For fraud, malicious sales, or suspicious contracts, consult the Ota City Consumer Affairs Center (0276-47-1111) or the Consumer Hotline '188' as soon as possible.
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Death Registration (Shibo-todoke)
No fee required
Submit the Death Registration within 7 days of passing. Bring the doctor's death certificate to City Hall to receive the mandatory Cremation Permit.
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Divorce Registration (Rikon-todoke)
No fee required
For a mutual divorce, bring the divorce form (signed by 2 witnesses) and ID to City Hall. If you want to keep your married surname, ask for the extra form.
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End-of-Life Planning, Ending Note, and Inheritance Preparation
To reduce the burden on your family, start writing an Ending Note while you are healthy. For legal wills or inheritance consultations, go to free legal consultations.
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Houterasu (Free Legal Consultation & Lawyer Fee Advancement)
Even if you have no money for legal troubles, call Houterasu (0570-078374) to be connected to a free consultation with a lawyer.
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Marriage Registration (Konin-todoke)
No fee required
Bring your Marriage Registration form (with 2 witnesses' signatures) and ID to City Hall. It's free and can be submitted 24/7!
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Moving Into Ota City (Tennyu-todoke)
If you move to Ota City, submit a Moving-in Notification within 14 days of starting to live at your new address.
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Moving Out of Ota City (Tenshutsu-todoke)
If you move out of Ota City, submit a Moving-out Notification within 14 days before or after moving. Online application is available if you have a My Number Card.
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My Number Card Application
Free for the first time
Apply easily via smartphone! When the postcard arrives a month later, bring your Residence Card and go to City Hall in person to pick it up.
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Consultation Desk for Neighborhood Troubles & Noise
Do not try to solve neighborhood troubles alone. Consult free lawyer consultations or the Consumer Affairs Center early.
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Online Trouble & Dark Part-Time Job (Yami-Baito) Consultation Desk
Do not try to solve online troubles or dark part-time job damages alone. Consult the Consumer Affairs Center (0276-47-1766) or police (#9110).
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Obtaining a Certificate of Residence (Juminhyo)
If you need a Certificate of Residence, you can get it anytime at a convenience store for a lower fee if you have a My Number Card.
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Seal Registration (Inkan Toroku)
Registration is free
To register your official seal for major contracts in Japan, bring your wooden/stone Hanko and your Residence Card to City Hall. It can be done same-day!
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