Nice work! Kate Middleton's job is officially 'Princess of the United Kingdom' on baby Prince George's birth certificate

Kate Middleton is a Princess as well as a Duchess Prince William registered his son's birth Prince William and Kate Middleton became parents last month Prince George was born on 22 July Kate Middleton's job is 'Princess of the United Kingdom', according to her son's birth certificate. The new mum, who delivered baby Prince George on 22 July, is usually referred to as the Duchess of Cambridge. But when Prince William signed George's birth certificate last week, Kate's occupation was listed as 'Princess'. Another of Kate's official titles is actually Princess William of Wales, which she took when she married Wills in April 2011, so royal sources suggest this moniker was given as it's more senior. Wills, 31, registered his son's birth at Kensington Palace while Kate stayed with George at her parents' house in Berkshire. Westminster registrar Alison Cathcart filled out the form and visited the new dad so that he could sign it. ‘[It was a] great pleasure,' she tells the Mirror. ‘We also registered the birth of the Queen and Prince Charles and princes William and Harry, so it's great to see that tradition continue.' Even though his occupation was given as 'Prince of the United Kingdom', Wills has gone back to work as a search and rescue pilot in Anglesey following his two-week paternity leave.