Certificat de résidence principale avec historique

Sources

1. Brussels Tier-1 quicklink · priority 90

   Regions: brussels

   Authentication: csam (itsme, eid, mygov.be, smart-id, security-code, eidas)

   Kind: deeplink-after-auth · Delivery: sync-pdf-download

   Primary actor: both

   Handoff: auth-wall

   Agent does: I'll give you a direct link to the Brussels Irisbox quicklink for the residence-history certificate. The link bypasses the form and asks Irisbox to generate your certificate as a PDF the moment you sign in.

   You do: Sign in with itsme or your eID. The portal will generate your residence-history certificate as a PDF and download it to your device. Save it to your Be Civic folder so we can attach it to your dossier.

   To resume: Tell me 'got it' once the PDF has downloaded. If after CSAM the deeplink redirects to the Irisbox home page instead of producing the PDF, re-click the original deeplink — Irisbox then resumes correctly. The same re-click pattern appears across Irisbox, MyMinfin, and mycareer.be after CSAM.

   The steps after authentication / handoff are described from documentation, not yet confirmed by a real Be Civic user. If reality differs, please tell us so we can fix the entry.

   Each use generates a real document delivery — only click when you actually need the document.

   Try this

   Notes: Audited Tier-1; not probed per §24.9 invariant 3. URL pattern verified from quicklinks-rn.json (type 39 = Certificat de résidence principale avec historique). CSAM re-click pattern observed in 2026-05-16 plugin test: if the deeplink redirects to Irisbox home after CSAM, re-click the original deeplink to resume.

2. Wallonia commune-services page · priority 65

   Regions: wallonia

   Kind: sitemap-page-fetch · Delivery: informational-routing

   Primary actor: agent

   Agent does: I'll read the Wallonia commune-services page that explains how your commune issues the population-register certificate. The page itself does not deliver the document — it routes you to your commune or to the federal 'Mon dossier' portal.

   You do: None — the agent handles this source fully with no customer action required.

   To resume: I'll quote the relevant parts back to you and recommend the federal portal handoff next; if that also fails, we'll arrange a commune visit.

   Try this

   Notes: Probed 2026-05-12: HTTP 200, title 'Obtenir un certificat des registres de population (domicile, composition de ménage, nationalité, vie, …)' matched. Wallonia entry routes citizens to either their commune or the federal IBZ 'Mon dossier' surface.

3. Federal authenticated portal · priority 60

   Regions: federal

   Authentication: csam (itsme, eid, mygov.be, smart-id, security-code)

   Kind: deeplink-to-auth-wall · Delivery: user-driven-after-auth

   Primary actor: user

   Handoff: full-takeover

   Agent does: I'll send you to my.belgium.be. Once you sign in with CSAM (itsme or eID), open the 'Registre national / Rijksregister' tile and pick the certificate listing residence with address history.

   You do: Sign in with CSAM. From the 'Mon dossier' surface, request the residence certificate with history and download it. Save the PDF to your Be Civic folder.

   To resume: Tell me when you have the PDF. If the federal portal does not surface a history option, the offline route at your commune is the fallback.

   The steps after authentication / handoff are described from documentation, not yet confirmed by a real Be Civic user. If reality differs, please tell us so we can fix the entry.

   Try this

   Notes: Probed 2026-05-12: HTTP 200 (assumed), portal references CSAM and Rijksregister 'Mon dossier' surface confirmed in fetched content.

4. Fallback sources
5. Offline commune visitfallback only · priority 10

   Regions: brussels, wallonia, flanders, federal

   Kind: commune-visit · Desk: Service Population / Bevolkingsdienst · Delivery: in-person-or-postal

   Primary actor: user

   Handoff: physical-presence

   Agent does: I'll prepare what you need to ask for: a 'certificat de résidence principale avec historique des adresses' (FR) / 'bewijs van hoofdverblijfplaats met historiek' (NL) / 'Wohnsitzbescheinigung mit historischen Adressdaten' (DE). Bring your eID and expect a small fee (often €0–€10).

   You do: Go to the Service Population (or Bevolkingsdienst) of your commune of registered residence. Some communes operate by appointment only — check the commune's website first. Ask for the residence certificate with full address history and confirm it covers the entire period required by article 12bis (five or ten years).

   To resume: Bring the certificate back and tell me you have it. If the commune only issues a short residence certificate without history, ask explicitly for the version 'avec historique' / 'met historiek'.

   The steps after authentication / handoff are described from documentation, not yet confirmed by a real Be Civic user. If reality differs, please tell us so we can fix the entry.

   Notes: Always-available fallback per the graceful-degradation requirement. No probe (offline).