How do I get a copy of my marriage certificate in Australia?
How do I get a copy of my marriage certificate in Australia?
How do I get a copy of my marriage certificate in Australia?
If you wish to obtain a copy of your Australian birth, marriage or death certificate you may apply through official web site of the relevant State or Territory Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages.
How long does a marriage certificate take Victoria?
Common cause of delays
Type of application | Processing time |
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Marriage registration and certificate for newlyweds | 28 days (4 weeks) |
Relationship registration and certificate* | 28 days (4 weeks) |
Change of name registration and certificate | 28 days (4 weeks) |
Correction to a certificate | 28 days (4 weeks) |
Where do I get a marriage certificate in SA?
If the marriage or relationship occurred outside of South Australia, contact the Registry of that state, territory or country. Relationship certificates are usually needed to prove that a relationship has been registered.
When do you need a marriage certificate in Australia?
Marriage certificates provide proof of a marriage and are needed for many purposes, such as obtaining passports, evidence in probate cases and when applying to a court under the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth). Usually a photocopy of the marriage certificate will suffice for applications to the Family Law Courts.
How to get a relationship certificate in SA?
A certificate can only be issued if the marriage or relationship was registered in South Australia. If the marriage or relationship occurred outside of South Australia, contact the Registry of that state, territory or country. Relationship certificates are usually needed to prove that a relationship has been registered.
Where to find marriage indexes in South Australia?
South Australian Marriage Indexes for 1842-1916, and 1916-1937 can only be searched by visiting the Library due to the stipulation of the Registrar. 1937 onwards. There are not yet any marriage indexes publicly available for dates after 1937. This is for privacy reasons.