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How to Get Married in Northern Ireland
Both parties must
submit their completed marriage notice forms, relevant documents,
declarations and fees to the Registrar of Marriages in the District
where the marriage is to take place, to inform the Registrar of
their intention to marry. Notices should be
given to the Registrar about eight weeks before the marriage but
if either of you have been married before, the notices should
be with the Registrar ten weeks beforehand. When the Registrar
is satisfied there is no legal impediment to the marriage, a marriage
schedule will be prepared from the information which the parties
have supplied. The schedule is a very important document - no
marriage can proceed without it. Religious Ceremony The marriage schedule
will be issued to either party by the Registrar.
Note: The marriage
schedule should be returned to the Registrar within 3 days from
the date of marriage. It may be returned in person or by post.
Civil Ceremony
The Registrar will
ensure that the marriage schedule is available at the marriage
ceremony for signature. The Registrar will then register the marriage.
Residency Requirements:
none Blood Test: none For more information, see the General Register Office of Northern Ireland website at http://www.groni.gov.uk/index.htm. ~ by Liz Stiglets Related
Pages: Note: Lovetripper.com provides the above information for guidance purposes only. Couples should verify all information with the consulate from their respective countries and with the local offices before making any plans.
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