I didnt get mine untill 24weeks.
Mat b1 certificate when do i get it.
Maternity certificate mat b1.
But if their anything like mine then they will tell you to go to your midwife even though they are more then capable of giving it to you if you do wait untill your appointment remember.
The mat b1 can be given out after 20 weeks so you usually get it at the next midwife appointment after that.
It is filled in by the pregnant woman s doctor or midwife and issued to her after 20 weeks of pregnancy.
The government s maternity website is not the easiest to navigate so we ve collected together everything you need to know about this form and answered the questions you ve been asking on our forums.
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Hi don t know if i m posting in right place but just needed some advice.
I m 21 weeks and haven t been given a mat b1 form yet but they don t require it until 25 weeks and i m seeing my midwife in two weeks so i assume i ll get it then.
I m a 24 4 weeks pregnant with my first child and need the mat b1 form for two reasons firstly i need to claim back some dental charges i have paid and secondly my oh hr have asked to see it in order to authorise his paternity leave.
Include your patient s name above part a on the front page.
Find out more about the mat b1 form on the government website.
Complete the mat b1 in ink.
Although my boss said that back when she had her last son 18 years ago that they got given it at the booking in appointment so might have just been a recent change just like the surestart thing x.
A mat b1 form also known as the maternity certificate is a form from the government providing medical evidence of pregnancy and the baby s due date.
A mat b1 form or maternity certificate is a form from the government that gives your employer medical evidence of your pregnancy and when your baby is due.
The mat b1 form is one of those things you don t know you need until you suddenly need it.
If your need it before your next appointment then give her a ring and ask if you can come and collect it otherwise go to your gp and get it from them.