A deleted resident's card is a resident's card that has been deleted due to moving out, death, etc., and will be marked as "deleted."
In addition to the information listed on the resident card, the removal ticket will also include the address and date of transfer in the case of a transfer, and the date of death in the case of a death.
About requesting the issuance of a removal certificate
Billing location
- City Hall 1st floor, Citizens Affairs Division
- Hirao Branch
- Wakabadai branch office (i-Plaza 1st floor)
Note: It cannot be obtained through the convenience store issuance service using My Number Card.
Who can make a claim?
- The person himself
- Legal representative (if the person is under 15 years old or an adult ward)
- Voluntary agent with power of attorney
- Those who have an interest in the deceased person and need to remove their votes in order to exercise their rights or fulfill their obligations, etc.
Note : Even if you were a member of the same household when you lived in Inagi City, a power of attorney is required if someone other than you requests a removal record.
What you need to make a claim
Personal request
- Personal identity verification documents (For identity verification documents, please see the "Identity Verification for Various Notifications/Requests" page.)
Request for legal representative
- Identity verification documents for the legal representative (For identity verification documents, please see the "Identity Verification for Various Notifications/Requests" page.)
- Documents confirming authority of legal representative (copy of family register, certificate of registered information, etc.)
Voluntary representative claim
- Identity verification documents for the voluntary representative (For identity verification documents, please see the "Identity Verification for Various Notifications/Requests" page.)
- power of attorney
Note: The power of attorney must be filled out entirely by the delegator. (Download the application form and go to the "About Power of Attorney " page)
[Removal of votes of deceased person] Request by an interested party with the authority to request
- Requester's identity verification documents (For identity verification documents, please see the "Identity Verification for Various Notifications/Requests" page.)
- Documents showing a relationship of interest between the deceased and the claimant, documents showing claim authority, etc.
Example) When necessary for inheritance procedures → Documents showing the relationship between the deceased and the claimant (copy of family register, etc.)
Example) When necessary to receive death insurance benefits → Documents stating the claimant as the beneficiary of insurance benefits (insurance certificate, etc.)
Please contact us for more information.
Issuance fee
Request at counter: 300 yen Request by mail: 400 yen
About storage period
Due to a partial amendment to the Enforcement Order of the Basic Resident Register Act (enforced on June 20, 2019), the retention period for removal records has been extended to 150 years.
The previous retention period was five years from the year of cancellation, so Inagi City cannot issue certificates for cancellations made before March 31, 2014.
Points to note when requesting vote removal
- It is not possible to list the personal number (My Number) of the deceased person.
- For requests by Japanese residents, unless there is a special request, the domicile, principal person, relationship, name of head of household, resident record code, and individual number (My Number) are generally omitted.
- Regarding requests by foreign residents, unless there is a special request, information such as relationship and name of head of household, nationality/region, status of residence, common name history, resident record code, and individual number (My Number) will be omitted in principle.
- In the case of a third-party claim for claims, debts, etc., explanatory materials (related materials) are required according to the reason for the claim.
