Service finder
For an area outside of Lower Saxony and foreign languages, some menu items and functions are not available. Please go to the service page of the respective country.
Which place to enter?
The location is used to determine the responsible office for the selected administrative service. In most cases you can enter your place of residence to find the competent authority. However, there are also cases in which a different location must be specified. Here are some examples:
Birth certificateYou want to get married and need a birth certificate. You live in Hanover, but you were born in Celle. You must therefore state your place of birth, i.e. Celle.
Business registrationYou would like to register a business in Braunschweig. Your place of residence is Hanover. You must therefore state the location of your future business, i.e. Braunschweig.
Apply for a building permitYou would like to build a house in Wunstorf and therefore apply for a building permit. Her place of residence is currently Hanover. You must indicate the place where the house is to be built. In this case it is Wunstorf.
Emergencies and Assistance to Victims
Whether financially, socially or through an accident, anyone can find themselves in an emergency situation or crisis. Here you will find counselling and services to help you find your way out of crises and emergencies. This section also offers information about disaster response and counselling for victims.
There are 2 living situations for Emergencies and Assistance to Victims
There are 44 services for Emergencies and Assistance to Victims
Top 10 Services
- Applying for a change of tax class during marriage or civil partnership
- Applying for housing benefit for the first time or again
- Exchange old driver's license for a new one
- Apply for a small firearms license
- Declaration of resignation from the church
- Apply for child benefit
- Apply for infection protection instruction including certificate
- Online watch Lower Saxony
- Confirmation of landlord
- Benefits for education and participation for children, adolescents and young adults Authorisation