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Irish Citizen getting married in OZ

irishlady29 · 2013-11-09 16:52:08

It will more than likely be a civil ceremony, just wondering what paper will I need to get, I assume just a Letter of Freedom? Also does that need to pick up in person or would it be ok for the priest to post to me, do I need to be there in person I wonder? Thanks

09-11-2013 4:52pm

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irishlady29

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It will more than likely be a civil ceremony, just wondering what paper will I need to get, I assume just a Letter of Freedom?

Also does that need to pick up in person or would it be ok for the priest to post to me, do I need to be there in person I wonder?

Thanks

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#2 10-11-2013 8:45pm

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You don't need a Letter of Freedom from a priest if you're marrying in a civil ceremony.

You should check with the authorities in Oz to find out what's required. It'll probably be some sort of affidavit from the Irish Embassy.

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