Russia birth certificate (Свидетельство о рождении) template in PSD format, fully editable, version 2

What are these certificate templates used for?

This certificate template helps designers, HR teams, developers, and training departments create realistic civil documents for system demos, onboarding simulations, compliance testing, and UI prototyping—without using real records.

Which formats are included?

You’ll receive fully editable files in three trusted formats:

• PSD — layered, 300 DPI, for advanced design control in Adobe Photoshop
• Word — fully editable in Microsoft Word (no design skills needed)
• PDF — print-ready, high-resolution, ideal for scanning or client sharing

How realistic is the design?

When we tried out this product with QA teams, we learned users prioritize official typography, seal placement, and logical field grouping—so each template includes: embossed border zones, signature lines, registrar stamps (editable), document numbers, issue dates, and authentic layout proportions (e.g., letter-size or A4).

What certificate types are available?

• Birth certificate — fields for name, DOB, parents, place, registration ID
• Death certificate — includes cause of death zone, informant details, certifier block
• Marriage certificate — dual-name layout, officiant signature, ceremony date/place
• Divorce certificate template — court details, decree date, petitioner/respondent info

What fields can you edit?

• Full name(s), dates (birth, death, marriage, decree)
• Locations (city, county, state/country)
• Certificate/registration numbers
• Signatures (placeholder lines or editable ink-style layers)
• Official seal/stamp (smart object or grouped vector)
• Registrar office, title, and contact block

Are they suitable for KYC or HR demos?

Yes—teams use these to simulate document verification in fintech, immigration apps, legacy system migration, or internal staff training—strictly for demonstration and testing purposes.

How were the templates improved?

Early versions had inconsistent font scaling across formats. Now, every template uses matching typefaces (e.g., Times New Roman, Arial, or official-style serifs) and aligned baselines—ensuring pixel-perfect parity between PSD, Word, and PDF.

Can I print or export them?

Absolutely. All formats respect print margins and DPI settings for clean output on Letter or A4—whether as handouts, scan inputs, or presentation assets.