Request another partnership certificate
A Partnerschaftsurkunde is an official paper about a registered partnership. Sometimes you need another proof of it. Here you learn which routes there are.
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- Steps
- 4 key steps, up to 10 depending on your situation
- For you
- 5 short questions, then you see your steps
- Main office
- Standesamt
- Costs
- none named in the sources
- Online
- possible for 1 of 10 steps
How it works
These are the key steps, in the right order. Answer the short questions; then you see exactly what applies to you and what is added.
Decide which proof you need and for whomHere you work out which proof you need. The receiving office is the place that gets your paper.Key step
- Why?
- A Teilauszug is a part of the register. It can also show earlier partnerships.
- What you do
- Ask the receiving office what it needs. Before you pass it on, check what the paper says.
- Where?
- Receiving service / StandesamtDirectly with the named service
In detail
Choose the evidence and its recipient
Clarify the recipient’s required evidence. A partial extract concerning partnerships may also include earlier partnerships; check content and required scope before sharing.
SourceDigitales Urkundenservice: Registerauszüge
Digitales Urkundenservice: Registerauszügeoesterreich.gv.at · retrieved on 09/10/2026
Open original sourceDownload your register extract yourselfA register extract (Registerauszug) is a printout of your data from the official register. You can get it online yourself.Key step
- Why?
- This way you do not have to go to an office for it.
- What you do
- Log in to the official Urkundenservice with ID Austria or EU-Login. Check your data. Choose the right Teilauszug and download it.
- Where?
- Amtliches UrkundenserviceDirectly with the named service
In detail
Download your own register extract yourself
Use ID Austria or EU login in the official certificate service to select the appropriate partial extract. Check available records and download it; do not access another person’s identity account.
SourceDigitales Urkundenservice: Registerauszüge
Digitales Urkundenservice: Registerauszügeoesterreich.gv.at · retrieved on 09/10/2026
Open original sourceRequest the certificate in personYou can request the Partnerschaftsurkunde in person at the Standesamt. In person means you go there yourself.Key step
- Why?
- This way you settle the form, your right to it and the fees on the spot.
- What you do
- In Vienna, book an appointment first. Bring an official photo ID.
- Where?
- StandesamtDirectly with the named service
What you need
- Official photo ID for in-person attendance
Document explained
Evidence identity to the responsible service; do not enter an ID number here.
- Requirement
- Required when applicable
- Submission format
- Original
- Translation
- No specific rule recorded; clarify foreign-language records with the service.
- Authentication
- No specific rule recorded; clarify need before obtaining records.
- Recency
- No fixed age limit recorded; clarify currency with the service.
SourceWiener Urkundenbestellung und internationale Ausfertigungen
Wiener Urkundenbestellung und internationale AusfertigungenStadt Wien · MA 63 · retrieved on 11/10/2026
Legal basis: named on the source: Gebührengesetz (read on 2026-10-12; not a legal assessment of your case)
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In detail
Request the partnership certificate in person
Arrange an appointment before attending in Vienna. Clarify format, entitlement and fees, and bring official photo ID.
SourceWiener Urkundenbestellung und internationale Ausfertigungen
Wiener Urkundenbestellung und internationale AusfertigungenStadt Wien · MA 63 · retrieved on 11/10/2026
Legal basis: named on the source: Gebührengesetz (read on 2026-10-12; not a legal assessment of your case)
Open original sourceOrder the certificate online from ViennaVienna has an official online service for records. There you can order the Partnerschaftsurkunde.Key step
- Why?
- Records ordered in writing are sent to you by post.
- What you do
- Enter your exact details and choose the Partnerschaftsurkunde. The order costs a fee. This app does not send any order.
- Where?
- Standesamt WienDirectly with the named service
In detail
Complete the Vienna certificate order yourself
Select precise personal details and the partnership certificate in the official service. Ordering incurs fees; written requests are delivered by post. No order is sent here.
SourceWiener Urkundenbestellung und internationale Ausfertigungen
Wiener Urkundenbestellung und internationale AusfertigungenStadt Wien · MA 63 · retrieved on 11/10/2026
Legal basis: named on the source: Gebührengesetz (read on 2026-10-12; not a legal assessment of your case)
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Depending on your situation, this is added
- Check if your foreign partnership is registered
- Ask the registry office about missing data
- Get a login or another way
- Check if you may order online
- Ask which format the foreign office needs
- Ask if you may order for someone else
Frequently asked questions
Can I do this online?
1 of 10 possible steps mention an online channel in their text. Requirements are in the official source.
What does it cost?
No costs are recorded for these steps in the linked sources. Fees may still apply.
Do I need an einfach.wien account?
No. The plan works without registration; answers stay in your browser.
Does einfach.wien submit my application?
No. einfach.wien helps you prepare and links official channels. You submit applications yourself to the responsible service.
What this page is based on
The information is based on official sources. einfach.wien is a private project; the content has not been professionally reviewed. All information without guarantee, no legal advice. The responsible office is always authoritative.
SourceDigitales Urkundenservice: Registerauszüge
oesterreich.gv.at · retrieved on 09/10/2026
Open original sourceSourceWiener Urkundenbestellung und internationale Ausfertigungen
Stadt Wien · MA 63 · retrieved on 11/10/2026
Legal basis: named on the source: Gebührengesetz (read on 2026-10-12; not a legal assessment of your case)
Open original source