Certificate of legal capacity to marry in Sudan
Are you a Dutch national planning to marry in Sudan? If you have never lived in the Netherlands, the embassy in Khartoum can draw up a certificate of legal capacity to marry for you.
Have you ever lived in the Netherlands?
Are you a Dutch citizen and do you live in the Netherlands or have you lived in the Netherlands? In that case, you must apply for a certificate of legal capacity to marry (verklaring van huwelijksbevoegdheid) from the municipality where you live or where you last lived. Were you a minor when you left the Netherlands? Then you must also apply at the municipality where you last lived. The certificate is valid for 6 months from the date of issue.
What documents do you need?
To apply for a certificate of legal capacity to marry, you need copies of the following documents:
- a valid Dutch identity document
- an extract from the register of births
- a civil status extract showing that you are not married. The extract may not be more than 12 months old
- a divorce certificate if you have previously been married
You may need to have the original documents legalised and translated. The rules vary per country.
What documents does your non-Dutch partner need?
When you apply for a certificate of legal capacity to marry, your non-Dutch partner needs copies of the following documents:
a passport or another identity document
- an official document stating his or her address (this document varies from country to country)
- a declaration of unmarried status.
You may need to have the original documents legalised and translated. The rules vary per country.
Certificate of legal capacity to marry in this country or region
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Payment
Please check the overview with our consular fees for the costs of a declaration and the payment method at our embassy.
Contact
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.