Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, and Prince William smile as they carry their newborn baby princess.
LONDON — There aren't too many birth certificates in the world where the parents' occupations are prince and princess, but that is what's listed if you're a royal baby.
Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana of Cambridge's birth certificate was released Tuesday afternoon, which shows her birth has been officially registered in the City of Westminster.
The newborn's name was announced Monday afternoon, two days after her birth in a central London hospital on Saturday morning.
As well as having her birth registered, Tuesday was a big day for the new royal baby. The Queen visited the princess for the first time at Kensington Palace.
Charlotte is fourth in line to the throne, behind Prince George who turns two on July 22. Prince Harry has been pushed back into fifth place, while Prince Andrew — the Queen’s second son and the new child's great uncle — is now sixth in line.
Prince Charles and Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, and Michael, Carole and Pippa Middleton all visited the baby on Sunday, according to Kensington Palace. Prince Harry is currently in Australia.