Apostille for UK Marriage Certificate
Who issues the apostille on a marriage certificate?
The Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Office (FCDO) is the sole authority for issuing apostilles. They attach the certificate to the original documents as proof of authentic signatures and provide an apostille certificate.
For what reasons might you require an apostille for a marriage certificate?
An apostille for a marriage certificate might be required for purposes such as registering a marriage in a foreign country, verifying one’s identity, applying for dual citizenship in the UK or overseas, handling matters related to inheritance, or entering marriage in another country.
How do I get a new copy of my marriage certificate?
To obtain a copy of your marriage certificate and other documents like death certificates, birth certificates, or civil partnership certificates in England or Wales, kindly refer to this ‘link‘ for detailed instructions.
Can I legalise a marriage certificate that is issued outside of the UK?
The United Kingdom generally can only authenticate marriage certificates issued within its borders. Legalising non-UK documents is typically done in the country of origin where they were issued.
Our Services
Please have the original document posted to our office in London to have it legalised. Marriage certificates can’t be apostilled on a copy.
Find the fees of our services below:
- Premium Apostille (2 working days): from £130 per document
- Standard Apostille (3-5 working days): from £82 per document
Contact Us:
For a seamless and professional service to legalise your Marriage Certificate, contact us at 020 8396 1433 or admin@2eApostille.co.uk. Our team is ready to assist you, ensuring your documents are prepared and recognised for international use.
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