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Documents / Copy Documents

  • 15-03-2012 12:26pm
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    TX114
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 15 ✭


    Am unsure whether this question is allowed or whether it falls under Legal Advice.

    I am getting married later this year, and I'm a UK citizen. Fiancee is Irish. We are marrying abroad and have to produce certificates of no impediment.

    We have got the relevant paperwork filled out and signed by a commissioner for oaths - but BOTH sets of paperwork say that we have to send:
    - original long copy birth certificates
    - original passports

    The documents have to go to separate offices - so I'm at a loss as to how to do this? We are also cutting it fine time-wise so we don't have time to send them to one office, then get them back and send to the next office.

    My question is - can I send certified copies (signed by a guard?)

    Thanks for any help!


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