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Getting married in Germany

As a foreigner, getting married in Germany – an in particular to a German national – means preparing and presenting specific paperwork.

Translations of certificates and other documents need to be produced by authorised agencies.

Finally, the marriage needs to be approved by the relevant court.

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One Response to “Getting married in Germany”

  1. AllThingsGerman.net » Blog Archive » New in 2009: how to get married in Germany Says:
    December 22nd, 2008 at 6:40 pm

    [...] know that you cannot get married in a church in Germany without going to the registry office to get married there first.  This either results in the weddings being on the same day, consecutive days, or even [...]

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