Princess Charlotte's official royal birth certificate revealed
The newborn royal's official birth certificate has been unveiled. (Kensington Palace). Kensington Palace
It's not easy filling out a birth certificate when the father's name is eleven words long.
Kensington Palace has released the official birth certificate for baby Charlotte Elizabeth Diana, with her parents' lengthy royal titles crammed into the spaces provided on the standard form.
Under father, Prince William wrote: "His Royal Highness Prince William Arthur Philip Louis Duke of Cambridge".
Her mother's name is two words shorter, "Catherine Elizabeth Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge".
The occupations for the parents are listed as Prince of the United Kingdom and Princess of the United Kingdom, respectively.
And their "usual address" is of course, Kensington Palace.
The Queen visited the palace yesterday to meet her great grandchild Princess Charlotte, who is just three days old.
The pair are Britain's highest-ranking females in the royal family but separated by 89 years.
The princess's name was announced by her parents on Monday and in tribute to the Queen one of their daughter's middle names is Elizabeth, while the other is Diana in recognition of William's mother.
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