Civil Registration Services
Directorate of
Core Values
Mandate
Paul Dume Mwangemi is the Secretary, Directorate of Civil Registration Services. Prior to his appointment in February 2023, Mr. Mwangemi was the Regional Coordinator, Civil Registration Services, Nairobi Region.
Mr. Mwangemi joined the Service in 1992, as a Civil Registration Officer III and has risen through the ranks to become a Director, Civil Registration Services before being elevated to the position of Secretary. He has served in several stations in the Country including Machakos, Kakamega, Kitui, Mombasa and Kisumu as the Regional Coordinator in-charge of Nyanza Region.
Mr. Mwangemi holds a Master of Business Administration (Strategic Management) and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Technology and Management Studies, both from Moi University, Eldoret. He also holds Post Graduate Diploma in Demography and Applied Statistics from the International Statistics Education Centre (ISEC), Kolkata, India, a Certificate in International Classification of Diseases and Multiple Causes of Deaths from the International Centre for Disease Control (ICDC) North Carolina, USA, a certificate in Strategic Leadership Development Program, and Senior Management Course from the Kenya School of Government, Lower Kabete, Nairobi among other qualifications.
Physical Location: Nyayo Hse
Box: 49179-00100, Nairobi
Physical Location: Regional Commissioner's Compound
Box: 189, Garissa
Physical Location; Regional Commissioner's Compound
Box: 291, Embu
Physical Location: Prosperity Hse
Box: 1476, Kisumu
Physical Location: Regional Commissioner's Compound
Box: 7328-20100, Nakuru
Physical Location: Uhuru Na Kazi
Box: 437-80100, Mombasa
Physical Location; Regional Commissioner's Compound
Box: 525-50100, Kakamega
Physical Location; Immigration Complex
Box: 1383, Nyeri
The CRS is a government department responsible for registering and issuing certificates for births, deaths, and adoptions in Kenya.
The CRS headquarters is located at Hass Plaza, Lower Hill Rd, Nairobi.
CRS offices operate from Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, excluding public holidays.
Yes, visit [dcrs.ecitizen.go.ke]
Visit the local Assistant Chief’s office where the birth occurred.
It can be done through the procedure of re-registration.
Yes, within the stipulated period of two years.
No, the details remain as they were at the time of registration.