Information - Auskunftssperre, Übermittlungssperre; Beantragung der Eintragung - Dienstleistungsportal Bayern

Description

Information block

If you can credibly demonstrate to your registration authority that the disclosure of your registration data could pose a risk to you or another person, e.g. your relatives (e.g. risk to life, health, personal freedom or similar interests worthy of protection), your registration data will be blocked accordingly (information block).
Before the information block is set up, your details will be checked by the registration authority. If this check shows that the relevant requirements are met, an information block will be noted in the civil register. This applies to all types of civil register information provided to private individuals and non-public bodies. Membership of a particular occupational group alone is not sufficient for the entry of an information block.

Information blocks always apply for the protective purpose that was decisive for the entry. If, after hearing the person concerned, the registration authority is of the opinion that the information does not affect the protective purpose of the information block and if other interests of the person concerned that are worthy of protection are also safeguarded, the information may be provided.

The information block is valid for a limited period of two years and can be extended upon request.

Similar interests worthy of protection are, in particular, the protection of the person concerned or another person from threats, insults and unauthorized stalking. When determining whether the above-mentioned facts exist, it must also be taken into account whether the person concerned or another person belongs to a group of people who generally face increased hostility or other attacks due to their professional or honorary activities.

Blocks on transmission

In addition, you also have the option of objecting to the forwarding of your registration data (blocking of forwarding). It is not necessary to give reasons for this.

1. Block on disclosure to religious societies under public law (Section 42 (3) sentence 2 BMG)
   The Federal Registration Act stipulates that, in addition to the data of their members, the churches may also be provided with some basic data on family members of members who do not belong to the same or any religious society under public law. The family member concerned - not the church member himself - may request that a transfer block be set up. This transmission block does not apply insofar as data is transmitted for purposes of the tax collection law of the respective religious societies under public law.
   
2. Information to parties, electoral groups and other sponsors of election proposals (Section 50 (1) and (5) BMG)
   In connection with general elections and votes, parties, electoral groups and other sponsors of election proposals may be provided with information on the names, addresses and degrees of doctorate of groups of persons entitled to vote whose composition is determined by the age of the persons concerned in the six months prior to voting. The birthdays of those entitled to vote may not be disclosed. The recipient must delete the data no later than one month after the election or vote. This information may only be provided if you have not objected.
   
3. Information on anniversaries of age and marriage (Section 50 (2) and (5) BMG)
   Information may be provided to elected representatives, parties, electoral groups, members of parliamentary representative bodies and candidates for these bodies, as well as to the press and radio about anniversaries of age and marriage of residents. The information may only include the necessary data (surnames, first names, doctoral degree, address) as well as the date and type of the anniversary. This information may only be provided if you have not objected.
   
4. Information to address book publishers (Section 50 (3) and (5) BMG)
   The Federal Registration Act permits information to be provided to address book publishers on the first and last names, doctoral degree and addresses of residents who have reached the age of 18. The data provided may only be used for the publication of address books (address directories in book form). You can object to this provision of information.
   
5. Data transmissions to the Federal Office of Armed Forces Personnel Management (Section 36 (2) BMG in conjunction with Section 58 c (1) of the German Soldiers Act)
   To enable the Federal Office of Armed Forces Personnel Management to provide information on voluntary military service, the registration authorities transmit details of persons with German citizenship who will come of age in the following year (surname, first name and current address) on March 31 of each year. If you do not wish to receive any information from the Federal Office of Armed Forces Personnel Management, you can object to the transfer of data.

The respective transmission block will be entered by your registration office upon request. The transmission block will only be entered at the municipality where you have objected to the data transmission. If you have several apartments and want to exclude data transmission for all apartments, you must object to data transmission at all municipalities in which you have a residence.

Blocks on data transmission are valid for an unlimited period of time.

Prerequisites

You must provide the registration office with convincing reasons for blocking information. This can be based on facts that show that you or other persons are in danger. The block will not be entered until the municipality's verification of your information has confirmed the danger you cite. If you have more than one home, the relevant registration authorities will be informed of the information block.

A simple application, which does not have to be substantiated, is sufficient for the registration of one or more information blocks.

Deadlines

none

Required documents

• in the case of information blocking: if applicable, documents that can support the information you have provided.

Forms

Please select a location in "Localization" so that the address of the responsible authority can be filled in.

• Prefillable Form, Bavaria-wide: Formloser Antrag (mit Unterschrift)

  Please note

  This form has to be signed and sent to the responsible authority. You can sign the form manually and send it by email/fax or sign the form electronically with your qualified electronic signature an send it by (secure) email. If the responsible authority has set up a De-Mail account, you can also send the form by De-Mail using an sender-confirmed message.

  Dieser Assistent unterstützt Sie bei der Erstellung eines formlosen Schreibens, wenn die zuständige Stelle kein Antragsformular zur Verfügung stellt.

Fees

• none

Legal bases

• § 51 Abs. 1 Bundesmeldegesetz (BMG)

  Auskunftssperren

• §§ 36 Abs. 2, 42 Abs. 3 Satz 2, 50 Abs. 1 bis 3 und 5 Bundesmeldegesetz (BMG)

  Übermittlungssperren

Related issues

• Inland skippers and seafarers; registration
• Information from the population register; request for simple or extended information from the population register
• Residence; registration of stay in hospitals, homes, or similar institutions.