registrerare

Registrerer or registrerare is a term used to describe a person or function responsible for recording and maintaining information within a registry. The word denotes either a human clerk who performs registrations or a role within an information system that automatically captures data. Registrerare are employed across public administration, private organizations, and archives to ensure that records are accurate, up-to-date, and accessible.

Registrerare work across a range of registry types, including civil registries (such as births, marriages, and deaths), land and property registries, corporate registries (registered companies and associations), and other official registries like educational enrollments or event registrations. Typical duties include verifying information, entering data into official databases, processing amendments, issuing certificates or extracts, and ensuring correct linkage between related records. They also enforce data protection rules, maintain audit trails, and manage access according to policy.

Key skills for registrerare include attention to detail, proficiency with registry or database software, knowledge of record-keeping standards, and an understanding of privacy law and retention schedules. In many settings, registrerare collaborate with government agencies, courts, and other registries to resolve discrepancies and ensure the legal validity and longevity of registrations.

Origin and usage: the term derives from the verb registrera (to register). In English, the closest equivalent is registrar; variants exist in other languages such as registrator. The concept is widespread in public administration and information management, reflecting the need for trustworthy, navigable records over time. See also registry, registrar, records management.