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Navigating the Certificate of Non-Impediment: A Key to Marital Bliss

  • diannagiang
  • Jul 11, 2024
  • 1 min read

Planning a wedding involves more than just picking out flowers and choosing a venue. If you're planning to tie the knot abroad, you might need a Certificate of Non-Impediment, also known as a Single Status Certificate or Certificate of No Record. This document proves that you're legally free to marry and don't have any obstacles in your home country.

In Canada, the process for obtaining this certificate varies slightly from other countries. Rather than issuing a specific document labeled as a Certificate of Non-Impediment, the federal government provides a "statement in lieu of certificate of non-impediment." This statement, along with a single status affidavit, serves the same purpose and is recognized in many international jurisdictions.

Whether you need this documentation depends on the requirements of the country where you plan to get married. Some countries may accept a provincial marriage search as sufficient proof of single status. However, navigating these requirements can be complex and time-consuming.

At DG Notary, we specialize in handling the intricacies of international marriage documentation. Our experience in obtaining the necessary paperwork efficiently and accurately, will save you time and effort. We understand the nuances of different countries' requirements and can provide you with personalized assistance tailored to your specific situation.

Don't let bureaucracy get in the way of your special day. Contact us today to discuss your needs and receive a quote. Let us take care of the paperwork so you can focus on planning the wedding of your dreams.

 
 

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DG Notary offers in-person and virtual commissioning and witnessing services in full compliance with Ontario's legal and regulatory requirements. Our services are carried out by licensed professionals, including commissioners for taking affidavits and other authorized individuals who are legally permitted to administer oaths, affirmations, and statutory declarations under the Commissioners for Taking Affidavits Act (Ontario) and related legislation.

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