Forms & Documents

Required Legal Documents

Ensure a seamless legal process with our clear guide on the Required Legal Documents, making your journey to marital bliss smooth and stress-free.

Requirements when Getting Married.

Requirements when Getting Married.

Section 42 of the Marriage Act requires certain information to be provided when filling out the legal form known as the Notice of Intended Marriage. Including your full names, occupation, address, place and date of birth, conjugal status, and parents name and place of birth.  

Identification Requirements

Identification Requirements

A Birth Certificate,  Australian or foreign passport, Current Driver’s Licence or learner’s permit,  Current Proof of Age Card or evidence of age card can be used for identification. Foreign documents must be accompanied by translation papers.

Evidence of Death or Divorce

Evidence of Death or Divorce

If a party to a marriage has previously been legally married, evidence of the party’s divorce, or of the death of a party’s spouse is required. The authorised celebrant will need to sight court evidence of dissolution of the marriage.

Couples ID Requirements

Form 1

Streamline your wedding preparations with our Couples Requirements Checklist—your essential guide for ID required questions I am required to ask, plus a useful list of thoughtful points to consider when planning your marriage ceremony in order to make your day special and uniquely yours.

Notice of Intended Marriage

Form 2

The Notice of Intent to Marriage NOIM is the legal form that is required to be completed at least 1 month before the wedding and no more than 18 months before the wedding date.

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