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	Information about the State Enterprise Centre of Registers
	The Centre of Registers is a state enterprise. The Centre of Registers collects and manages the key state data. Data is information about: People Objects Documents
	The Centre of Registers holds information about: Houses Land Companies. People work in companies and receive money for their work Addresses People
	For example: How many buildings and land plots are there in Lithuania? How much buildings and land plots cost?
	How many companies are there in Lithuania? Who are the managers of companies?
	How many addresses are there in Lithuania?
	How many people live in Lithuania? Where do people live?
	What services can I get from the Centre of Registers? You can order a certificate about your declared place of residence This means that you can request a document that states your declared place of residence. The declared place of residence is your home address.
	Register the birth of a child This means that you need complete a form at the Centre of Registers to report the birth of your child. The state is then notified of your child's birth.
	Order a certificate about your real property For example, real property can be an apartment, a house, or a garden parcel. Ordering a certificate means requesting and official document that lists the real property you own. For example: If you own one apartment, the certificate will state that you own real property one apartment. If you do not own any apartment, the certificate will state that you do not own any real property.
	Register your company This means that you can establish your own company and provide the Centre of Registers with the information about: Company director Company name Company address And other information
	Grant a power of attorney This means that you can request a document that allows another person to act on your behalf. For example, it allows your parents to sign documents for you.
	How to get help from the Centre of Registers? If you need help, you can:
	Visit the Centre of Registers If you need the address of the Centre of Registers, click here: www.registrucentras.lt/klientu-aptarnavimo-padaliniai-ir-darbo-laikas A webpage will open showing the address of the Centre of Registers.
	You can book an appointment before visiting. Booking an appointment means choosing a date and time when you can visit the Centre of Registers. You can book an appointment here: https://www.registrucentras.lt/ikr/?lang=lt A webpage will open where you can book an appointment.
	Call by phone Phone number: +370 5 268 8262
	Ask a question online You can send your question by email. Email address: info@registrucentras.lt
	Opening hours of the Centre of Registers The Centre of Registers is open: Monday: 8:00-17:00 Tuesday: 8:00-17:00 Wednesday: 8:00-17:00 Thursday: 8:00-17:00 Friday: 8:00-16:00 Saturday and Sunday: Closed On the day before a public holiday, the Centre of Registers closes 1 hour earlier.