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Service, Marriage, Violence, Marriage, Self-determination
Forced marriage; counseling
Women and girls threatened or affected by forced marriage can seek advice.
Service, Online Service, Getting Married Abroad, Certificate of Eligibility to Marry, Certificate of Legal Capacity to Marry, Certificate of No Impediment, Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage, Getting Married Abroad, Marriage Certificate, marriage license
Marriage Abroad; Applying for a Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage
You can apply for a certificate of no impediment to marriage if you plan to get married or enter into a civil partnership abroad.
Service, Online Service, Change of Address, Register for the wedding, Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage, Matrimonial Property Law and Prenuptial Agreements in Europe, Register a Marriage, Certificate of Fitness for Marriage, Prenuptial Agreements, Marriage, Getting Married in Africa, Getting married in Asia, getting married in Australia, Getting Married in Europe, Getting Married in Latin America, Getting Married in North America, Marriage Certificate, Wedding, Name Change, Explanation of Names for Returnees, Civil Status, Register, Wedding Ceremony, Wedding Ceremonies
Marriage in the United States and Abroad; Consumption of the Marriage
In principle, a marriage can be solemnized at any German registry office. A marriage solemnized abroad is recognized if it was performed before the competent authority.
Service, Online Service, Change of Address, Registration of Marriage, Roster, Get married, Tie the knot, to join hands for life, Register a Marriage, eligible for marriage, Eligibility for Marriage, Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage, marital, Get married to someone, Married Name, Marriage, Register a Marriage, Start a family, Marriage, get married, want to get married, Wedding, Celebrate a Wedding, Get married, get married, to tie the knot, Say "I do", Say "I do", Name Change, Enter into marriage, get married in a civil ceremony, get divorced, Wedding Ceremony, Civil Wedding Ceremony, get married, to marry, Wedding, Requirements for Marriage, lead to the altar, to marry, Marriage Registry, Marriage Certificate Transcript
Marriage; Registration
The couple must register their marriage with the civil registry office so that the office can verify that the legal requirements for marriage have been met.
Service, Online Service, Secondary Name in Addition to the Married Name, Married Name, Surnames of the spouses, Spouse's Last Name, joint name of the spouses, spouse's shared name, Spouses' Names, Spouses' first names, spouses' last names, spouses' combined name, Spouse's Name
Married Name; Explanation
You and your spouse may choose as your married name either one spouse's birth name, one spouse's current name, or a combined name made up of both spouses' names.
Service, Marriage, Violence, Marriage, Self-determination
Forced marriage; counseling
Women and girls threatened or affected by forced marriage can seek advice.
Service, Online Service, Getting Married Abroad, Certificate of Eligibility to Marry, Certificate of Legal Capacity to Marry, Certificate of No Impediment, Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage, Getting Married Abroad, Marriage Certificate, marriage license
Marriage Abroad; Applying for a Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage
You can apply for a certificate of no impediment to marriage if you plan to get married or enter into a civil partnership abroad.
Service, Online Service, Change of Address, Register for the wedding, Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage, Matrimonial Property Law and Prenuptial Agreements in Europe, Register a Marriage, Certificate of Fitness for Marriage, Prenuptial Agreements, Marriage, Getting Married in Africa, Getting married in Asia, getting married in Australia, Getting Married in Europe, Getting Married in Latin America, Getting Married in North America, Marriage Certificate, Wedding, Name Change, Explanation of Names for Returnees, Civil Status, Register, Wedding Ceremony, Wedding Ceremonies
Marriage in the United States and Abroad; Consumption of the Marriage
In principle, a marriage can be solemnized at any German registry office. A marriage solemnized abroad is recognized if it was performed before the competent authority.
Service, Online Service, Change of Address, Registration of Marriage, Roster, Get married, Tie the knot, to join hands for life, Register a Marriage, eligible for marriage, Eligibility for Marriage, Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage, marital, Get married to someone, Married Name, Marriage, Register a Marriage, Start a family, Marriage, get married, want to get married, Wedding, Celebrate a Wedding, Get married, get married, to tie the knot, Say "I do", Say "I do", Name Change, Enter into marriage, get married in a civil ceremony, get divorced, Wedding Ceremony, Civil Wedding Ceremony, get married, to marry, Wedding, Requirements for Marriage, lead to the altar, to marry, Marriage Registry, Marriage Certificate Transcript
Marriage; Registration
The couple must register their marriage with the civil registry office so that the office can verify that the legal requirements for marriage have been met.
Service, Online Service, Secondary Name in Addition to the Married Name, Married Name, Surnames of the spouses, Spouse's Last Name, joint name of the spouses, spouse's shared name, Spouses' Names, Spouses' first names, spouses' last names, spouses' combined name, Spouse's Name
Married Name; Explanation
You and your spouse may choose as your married name either one spouse's birth name, one spouse's current name, or a combined name made up of both spouses' names.