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*This is also known as an affidavit of marital eligibility, a statutory declaration of intended marriage or an affidavit of no-impediment.

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Three simple steps to get your declaration of single status sorted

NonImpedimentToMarry.com helps you get ready for your wedding abroad by producing your customised declaration of single status. It costs just £70 inc. VAT. Not sure what this is? Check out our FAQs page to find out the difference between a certificate of non-impediment, declaration of single status, affidavit of marital eligibility and statutory declaration of intended marriage.

Step 1

Fill out the simple online form with your and your fiancé(e)’s details to produce your declaration of single status

Step 2

Download the declaration and sign it in front of your local notary public (you might need an apostille or legalisation too)

Step 3

Relax! Your declaration of single status is sorted – you can concentrate on arranging the rest of your Big Day

How we can help

When you plan a wedding abroad, many countries require you to produce a document in which you declare that you are not already married and that nothing prevents you from entering into your intended marriage – often called a declaration of single status*.

NonImpedimentToMarry.com will guide you through this process with the minimum of fuss, so you can worry about your wedding whilst we worry about your paperwork.

*Confusingly, this is also referred to as an affidavit of marital eligibility, a statutory declaration of intended marriage or an affidavit of non-impediment to marry.

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Get your wedding paperwork sorted (with a little help from us and our friends)

Depending on the country where you’re tying the knot, you may need more than just a declaration of single status. There may be some additional paperwork or formalities you need to complete, such as getting your birth certificate legalised at the Foreign & Commonwealth Office, producing a certified or sworn translation, or getting your documents notarised. That's why NonImpedimentToMarry.com has teamed up with Dot Comma Translations and Vanner Perez Notaries so you can get all your paperwork sorted quickly and easily.

Declarations of single status

Non Impediment To Marry

NonImpedimentToMarry.com prepares an affidavit of non-impediment or declaration of single status if you need one for your wedding abroad.

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Certified and sworn translations

If you need your documents translating, speak to Dot Comma Translations. They produce official translations into hundreds of languages.

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Notarisation and legalisation

Vanner Perez deal with the notarisation and legalisation (Apostille) of your paperwork so you can use it in the country where you're getting hitched.

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“If any man knows of any just cause or lawful impediment why these two persons should not be joined together in holy matrimony, speak now or forever hold your peace.”

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an impediment to marry?

An impediment to marry is, simply, any lawful reason that would prevent you from getting married. It could be that you are already married, that you are engaged to a close blood relative or that you are too young, for example.

How much does a declaration of single status cost?

Not a lot! For just £70 inc. VAT, you can order a personalised declaration of single status from this site that you can download and take to a notary to get signed. See how it works.

What is the difference between a certificate of non-impediment and a declaration of single status?

In essence, they're the same – they evidence that there is nothing (no impediment) that would prevent you getting married. The difference lies mainly in the form this evidence takes. With a certificate of non-impediment, your local registrar provides the confirmation, whilst an affidavit is a declaration made under oath by you. Which you need depends on the authorities in the country where you’re getting married, so best to check with them.

 

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