Official Documents of Royals

[principessa]

Here is the marriagedocument of the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall.

http://i39.tinypic.com/bvkte.jpg

Has anyone more documents (birthdocuments, christeningdocuments marriagedocuments, deathdocuments, etc) of other royals?

[Nathalie Cox]

^ i didn't know Camilla's middle name was Rosemary, interesting.

[RoyalistRiley]

Interesting how 'Prince of the United Kingdom' is a profession. I've heard that Queen Victoria put 'Queen' in the occupation box of a census in the late 1800s.

[principessa]

Princess Alexia of the Netherlands birth document:

http://www.theroyalforums.com/forums...0&d=1119963359

[Ella Kay]

Originally Posted by RoyalistRiley

Interesting how 'Prince of the United Kingdom' is a profession. I've heard that Queen Victoria put 'Queen' in the occupation box of a census in the late 1800s.

Well, they do class him as a full-time "working" royal...

[MAfan]

Interesting how 'Prince of the United Kingdom' is a profession.

Well, in this way nobody can say that Princes don't work!

[Lumutqueen]

Originally Posted by MAfan

Well, in this way nobody can say that Princes don't work!

Ha quite right. Yes rosemary is Camilla's middle name. A beautiful one at that.

[Esmerelda]

I wonder, do Royals have different passports? Are their titles included with their names?

[Her_Majesty]

Kate Middleton's birth document: http://www.wargs.com/images/kate001b.pdf

[4Pam]

I didn't know Kate and her Mom shared the same middle name. It's a great middle name though.

[Harold]

What about credit cards? Does Prince William's Amex, for example, have his name as William Wales or William Windsor or does it say Duchy of Cornwall?

[janb]

Originally Posted by Esmerelda

I wonder, do Royals have different passports? Are their titles included with their names?

I am pretty sure the Swedish have just standard Diplomatic passports, I don't know about titles in them.

[kbk]

What do you mean they use standard passports? The King has not a passport, but for example, CP Victoria is there as Victoria Ingrid Alice Desiree Bernadotte or Victoria Ingrid Alice Desiree of Sweden or what? As she is a member of the Royal House of Sweden, she fomally does not have a surname and Bernadotte is the name of the Royal House, not her last name.
Generally, sovereigns have not passports.

[kbk]

The box at Charles and Camilla's certificate of marriage that states he is a Prince of the UK is named Rank of Profession. So, it is true he is of rank of a Prince of the UK.

[janb]

Originally Posted by kbk

What do you mean they use standard passports?

standard Diplomatic passports, not standard passports

Originally Posted by kbk

The King has not a passport, but for example, CP Victoria is there as Victoria Ingrid Alice Desiree Bernadotte or Victoria Ingrid Alice Desiree of Sweden or what? As she is a member of the Royal House of Sweden, she fomally does not have a surname and Bernadotte is the name of the Royal House, not her last name.
Generally, sovereigns have not passports.

I know that Carl Phillipe have a Diplomatic passports and I am pretty sure his sisters do. I do not know what name it says in them. But they have been enrolled in swedish schools under the surename Bernadotte (even if they formally do not ahev a surenmane) so it is quiet possible that the passport is issued as such, it is alos quite possible that it don't. It is possible the King don't have one I have no inforamtion about him or the Queen in this regard.

[CyrilVladisla]

The marriage certificate of Napoleon and Josephine of France was sold at a Paris auction for 437,000 euros according to FRANCE24.

[CyrilVladisla]

Marriage certificate of Princess Elizabeth of Great Britain and Prince Philip
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weddin...th_Windsor.jpg

[CyrilVladisla]

Marriage certificate of Princess Anne of Great Britain and Captain Mark Phillips
http://www.gettyimages.com/license/839250824