Marriage Certificate
Legalization of a Marriage Certificate
This document is a government document that contains the information of a marriage performed in Ontario. It can be requested on line if the marriage is registered in Ontario. This document can be used to change the name, process divorce, or is used as a record of the family history.
How to get a marriage licence
Age Minimum
-The minimum age to get married in Ontario is 16 years.
-A written consent is mandatory from both parents if a person is under 18 years old.
The notary public can be done by our certified lawyer or notary public, the authentication in Ottawa (Global Affairs/Department of Foreign Affairs) and Legalization by the embassy/Consulate or High Commission; all these services our office can do them on the client’s behalf in order to use the document out of Canada.
Type of Marriage
In order the marriage is considered legal, there are two types of ceremonies are performed in Ontario.
Religious marriage
There is a list of the religious marriage officiants to hire so as to perform your religious marriage.
Religious Marriage Officiants.
Civil marriage
The judge/justice of the peace or authorized municipal clerk can marry you in a local municipal office or city hall.
Find a local city hall, town hall or municipal office.
Forms you need before you marry
Before to get married, you need.
-Marriage licence.
Both the spouses, witnesses and the person who performed the marriage need to sign the licence after the ceremony.
How to get a marriage licence
To get a marriage certificate you need:
Two government documents for both persons, and one of the two documents must be with a photo.
-Valid passport
-Canadian Citizenship Card
-Valid driver’s licence….
Payment fees (the fees differ and depend on the municipality)
The marriage certificate is a legal document with the record of the marriage. And the document lists the date and the place where it takes place with the persons who get married.
You need this document to:
-show legal proof you are married
-apply for certain social
benefits
-settle an estate
-change a last name
A Record of Solemnization of Marriage is different than the marriage certificate.
Change the name after getting married
If you get married, you don’t have to change your legal name, but of you opt for the change it’s doable through Service Ontario.
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In order for a document to be authenticated, the department of Foreign, Trade and International Affairs in Canada must stamp each one of your documents. To make sure that all your document needs are fulfilled, here are some of the documents that Imperial Legalization & Visa can legalize on your behalf.
Note that the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (DFAIT) stamps the document after authentication that we can provide if requested as mentioned in the form.
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