A. You need a valid passport
• A legal birth certificate
• A valid drivers license
• Proof of divorce or death klonopin generic 1mg certificate (if applicable)
• Proof of residency of respective country
• Two witnesses present at the ceremony
Q. How long do I need to stay in the destination before I can get married?
A. 2 days.
Q. How much will it cost?
A. Total cost is US $284, but if prior to the wedding either party was a resident for (15) fifteen days, the cost would be US $40.00
A. You need a valid passport
• Birth certificate along with additional photo identification
• If applicable, proof of divorce or death certificate
• Two witnesses present at the ceremony
Q. Where do I take these documents?
A. Completed documents should be taken to the Ministry of Justice between the hours of 8:30am – 4:30pm Mondays through Thursday and on Fridays 8am – 3pm
A. A valid passport with pages showing relevant details
• Copy of birth certificate with raised seal
• Proof of marital status; proof of divorce or death certificate
• Copies of passport pages of witnesses
Q. How long do I need to stay in the destination before I get married?
A. All documents should be submitted one month prior to wedding date.
A. A Government issued photo identification issued in the country where both parties reside and evidence of the date of arrival in the Bahamas
• Proof of marital status, proof of divorce or death certificate
• If US citizen, a declaration must be sworn before a U.S Consul at the American Embassy, Nassau, Bahamas
• If citizen or resident of any other country, a declaration must be sworn before a Notary Public or other authorized to administer oaths in that country and must accompany the application for the marriage license
Q. Where do I submit these documents?
A. Marriage licenses are issued at the Office of the Registrar General in Nassau on Mondays at 9:30am – 4:30pm Mondays to Fridays Couples who would like to be married on an outer island can obtain a Marriage License at the Commissioner’s Office on that island. (No need to go to Nassau).
A. A valid passport or certified copies of birth certificates
• A copy of marriage/death certificate. If divorced, an Original Decree Absolute or a copy of the final judgment
Q. How long do I need to stay in the destination before I can get married?
A. There is no waiting period
Q. How much does it cost?
A. If neither party is a citizen of Barbados the cost is US $50.00 and US $12.50 in Barbados Postage Stamp.
A. Two weeks prior to the wedding, a Notice of Intended Marriage should be filed with the Register General with all applicable fees
• Proof of divorce or death certificate must accompany the Notice of Intended Marriage
Q. How long do I need to stay in the destination before I can get married?
A. Parties to the Intended Marriage are not required to be resident.
Q. How much will it cost?
A. The total cost will be US $243.00 to be accompanied with the application of Intended Marriage.
Q. Where do I get the “Notice of Intended Marriage” form and where do I send it?
A. The application can be picked up at the Embassy or downloaded on the website: www.bermudatourism.com/weddings/intended_marriage.pdf Completed application form should be sent with a cashier’s check or Bank Draft made payable to: The Accountant General and mailed/hand delivered to: Registrar General, Government Administration Building, 30 Parliament Street, Hamilton HM12, Bermud
A. Copies of passport and birth certificates
• Proof of good conduct
• Proof of single status, e.g. letter from pastor or parent
• Divorce or death certificate if applicable
Q. How long do I need to stay in the destination before I can get married?
A. Either party has to be there for one week and a written request from the Governor of Bonaire at least two months in advance along with three passport photographs of the bride and groom and all the above mentioned documents.
A. Passport or birth certificate and photo identification
• Proof of marriage or death certificate, if applicable • Two witnesses
Q. How long do I need to stay in the destination before I can get married?
A. A three days waiting period
Q. How much does it cost?
A. The cost varies. If in residence for one day the total cost is US $110. If in residence for fifteen (15) days the cost is US $50. Additionally, if married within the Registrar’s office the cost is US $35 and outside US $100.00
A. A valid passport or certified copies of birth certificate
• Cayman Islands International Immigration Department Pink Slip showing proof of entry or ship boarding pass
• Originals of divorce or death certificates
• Two witnesses
A. A valid passport and birth certificates for both parties
• Return Ticket
• Proof of marriage or death certificate if applicable
• Written request two months prior to the wedding date
Q. How long do I need to stay in the destination before I can get married?
A. Valid birth certificate
• Divorce decree or death certificate if applicable • A valid passport
Q. How long do I need to stay in the destination?
A. At least one party must be in residence for two days prior to the wedding.
Q. Where do I go to get the information?
A. A visit to the Ministry of Community Development, Gender Affairs and Information, Government Headquarters, Roseau to obtain an application form (Form G) the form must be completed by both parties before a Magistrate.
A. A valid passport and original birth certificate
• Marriage or death certificate if applicable
• Proof of single status (a letter from a lawyer stating that the individual have legal right to marry)
• Affidavit of parental consent if party is under 21 years old
Q. How long do I need to stay in the destination before I can get married?
A. A valid passport and birth certificate translated into French
• Pre marital certificate translated into French • Document certifying single status translated into French
Q. How long do I need to stay in the destination before I can get married?
A. Must be in residence at least one month prior to wedding.
Q. How much will it cost to get married?
A. There is no charge for this service.
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Q. What legal Documents do I need to get married?
A. A valid passport and birth certificate of both parties.
• Proof of divorce or death certificate if applicable
• Non marriage certificate
Q. How long do I need to stay in the destination before I can get married?
A. Valid passport or birth certificate and state issued ID
• Proof of divorce or death certificate if applicable
• Letter from minister stating couple is known and unmarried
• Application to be completed in the presence of a justice of the peace
Q. How long do I need to stay in the destination before I can get married?
A. Picture ID, non-US citizen require passport
• Proof of divorce or death certificate if applicable
• Documented parental consent of under twenty one (21)
• Health certificate from a resident practitioner in Puerto Rico
• Blood test required no later than ten (10) days prior to marriage
Q. How long do I need to stay in the destination before I can get married?
A. Canadian and American citizens should produce birth certificate with photo ID, all other citizens, a valid passport
• Proof of divorce or death certificate if applicable
• If under 18, a notarized letter indicating parental control
• Letter from home priest stating the couple is unmarried
Q. How long do I have to stay in the destination before I can get married?
A. Valid passport or birth certificate
• Proof of divorce or death certificate • If under 18 years old, notarized consent from parents
• Authenticated translation of all documents not in English
Q. How long do I have to stay in the destination before I can get married?
A. A written request must be sent to the Office of Civil Registry at least fourteen (14) days prior to the wedding date.
• Valid passport
• Birth certificate and airline tickets
• If applicable, proof of divorce or death certificate
• Witnesses must request a temporary tourist permit from the Lt. Governor
• Original documents other than Dutch and English must be translated into Dutch by a sworn official and notarized
• Unmarried persons must present a declaration of marital status not older than three days
• Six witnesses if marriage is performed outside the Marriage Hall
Q. Where do I send these documents?
A. All documents should be sent to:
Chief Registrar, Census Office, Soualiga Road, Philipsburg, St. Maarten Fax: 011-599-542-4267
Q. How much does it cost to get married?
A. The total cost is US$286.00
Q. How long do I need to stay in the destination before I can get married?
A. Original birth certificate or copy with raised seal
• Certificate of good conduct
• Certificate of single standing
• Medical certificate issued within three (3) months of the marriage
• Residency card
• French translation of all English language documents
• Blood test is required
Q. How long do I need to stay in the destination before I get married?
A. One person must be in residency for (30) thirty days
A. A valid passport
• Proof of divorce or death certificate if applicable
Q. How long do I need to stay in the destination before I can get married?
A. At least one day. Application must be made in person a the Ministry of Legal Affairs
Q. Is there contact information for the Ministry?
A. Information can be emailed to:
Att.gen.chambers@caribsurf.com or mailed/visit
The Attorney General, Ministry of Legal Affairs, Granby Street, Kingstown, St. Vincent & The Grenadines
Tel: 784-457-1648
Fax: 784-457-2898
A. A valid birth certificate
• Proof of unmarried status
• The ceremony has to be performed by an official of the Civil Registry
• Original divorce decree or death certificate
A. A valid passport and air line ticket
• Notarized proof of divorce or death certificate
Q. Where do I obtain the necessary license?
A. In Trinidad you can get the License at:
The Registrar General’s Office, The Red House, Abercromby Street, Port of Spain, Tel: 868-623-2450 For Tobago: The Registrar General’s Office, Jermingham Street, Scarborough,
Tel: 868-639-3210
Q. How long do I need to stay in the destination before I can get married?
A. A residency of three days before applying for the license
A. A Valid passport or certified birth certificate
• The original divorce decree if applicable
• Notarized consent if under (21) twenty one years old
• Letter stating your occupations, father’s names, ages at last birthday, marital status and addresses.
• Documents should be in English or translated into English
Q. How long do I need to stay in the destination before I can get married?
A. One day before you can make the application. A waiting period of (3) three days to get married
Q. Where can I make the application?
A. Applications are made at the Registrar’s Office in Grand Turk
A. A letter must be sent to the Territorial Court of the U.S. Virgin Islands in St. Thomas or St Croix requesting a marriage license
• The application has to be notarized
Q. How long do I need to stay in the destination before I can get married?
A. There is no residency period. Once the application is received there is an (8) eight day waiting period but the couple does not need to be on the island during that time.
Q. Where do I get the application for marriage?
A. You can call The office at : 340-774-6680 ext 6434 or Fax: 340-777-8254. After the 8 day waiting period, the License can be picked up at the Territorial court Office in Charlotte Amalie in St. Thomas