Request 2 French birth extracts (SCEC Nantes) + 1 death certificate (mairie) + post 1 ready-made letter, upload the scans

Genealogy research task (historical/family research), done online + by post. You need a postal address in France.

What to do (4 items):

1. Birth extracts from the Service central d'état civil (Nantes) — online request on service-public.fr / diplomatie.gouv.fr ("demande d'acte de naissance", French person born abroad): a) "extrait d'acte de naissance SANS filiation" of person C (born 1975 in Poland, later French); b) "extrait d'acte de naissance SANS filiation" of person D (born 1981 in Poland, later French). If Nantes answers "aucun acte", try once more with the alternative spelling of the first name we give you.
2. A death certificate from a French town hall (mairie de Divion, Pas-de-Calais, 62) — online form, e-mail or letter: c) "copie intégrale de l'acte de décès" of person E (died 1961).
3. A letter to the Service central d'état civil (Nantes) about a birth record they could not find on your earlier request: we give you a ready-to-print model letter (you add your name, address, date and signature) and 3 attachments to print (a 1947 Journal officiel clipping we send you, plus their earlier answer and a death certificate you already have). Send it by ordinary post.
4. When documents arrive, upload clear scans or photos of every page (and any "no record found" answer).

Request everything IN YOUR OWN NAME. Never claim to be a relative or to have a family link.

What French law says (why this is open to anyone):

• Death records: full copies can be issued to ANYONE, without justification (décret n° 2017-890, art. 30).
• Birth extract WITHOUT parentage ("extrait sans filiation"): can be issued to ANYONE (same article). For a birth less than 75 years ago, a full copy or an extract WITH parentage is reserved to the person and close family, so for C and D ask ONLY for extracts without parentage.
• A birth record more than 75 years old is public (Code du patrimoine, L. 213-2): the letter in item 3 concerns a 1921 birth.
• An official "no record found" answer counts as delivered for that item.

Names, dates and places are sent to the accepted worker privately in the bounty conversation (not posted publicly). Requests are free. Postage and printing are reimbursed on receipt (keep the receipts). Post usually takes 1–4 weeks. Payment on delivery of the scans or official answers.