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- Marriage registration - Access Canberra
Your foreign marriage certificate is proof the marriage occurred and, in most cases, the marriage will be recognised in Australia You can’t register an overseas marriage in Australia It is possible you may encounter difficulties relying on a foreign marriage certificate as supporting evidence for adopting your spouse’s surname
- Request a marriage certificate - Access Canberra
If you think you have a fraudulent marriage certificate, email the Births, Deaths and Marriages team at BDM@act gov au Commemorative marriage certificates Commemorative marriage certificates use normal paper and come in 3
- Births, relationships and deaths - Access Canberra
Rego renewal, driver licence renewal and other rego act gov au forms will be unavailable 4 am - 7 am on Sunday 15 June Skip to content An ACT Government Website
- Civil unions - Access Canberra
Civil unions were created by the ACT Government in 2012 because at the time, same sex couples couldn’t marry under the Marriage Act 1961 (Cth) Entering a civil union created a legal relationship that is treated in the same way as a marriage under ACT law
- Births, relationships and deaths related forms and fees
Most life event transactions and certificate requests attract a fee period; Forms and fees Please note all certificates sent by mail to a location within Australia are sent by registered post and require the recipient to supply identification on delivery
- Application for shortening of time - Access Canberra
A letter from both parties outlining the reasons for the application and the proposed date of marriage A letter from an authorised celebrant agreeing to perform the marriage on the same proposed date
- Relationships - Access Canberra
Information on single status certificates comma; civil unions comma; civil partnerships and marriage certificates and registrations period; Relationships - Access Canberra Skip to content
- Commonwealth of Australia STATUTORY DECLARATION . . .
(b) a non-commissioned officer within the meaning of the Defence Force Discipline Act 1982 with 5 or more years of continuous service; or (c) a warrant officer within the meaning of that Act Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia, the Australian Society of Certified Practising
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