Not Sure-Advice please

[2newshoes2 0]

Can't you get this "free to marry" certification at your local city clerk's office? I had to get something like this to get married in Cuba. Some official notarized form that testified to my not being married. (Of course it is all a meaningless formality. My local city government wouldn't know if I had been married in some other jurisdiction.) Sorry I dont remember all the details. After getting some form from the city clerks office I had to get some 2 other notarizations. I dont remember the details but it had to do with some office that validates forms for international purposes, having to do with some international treaty....

If it would be helpful to you, let me know and I can look up the details of what I got.

[yassmine2878 1]

Can't you get this "free to marry" certification at your local city clerk's office? I had to get something like this to get married in Cuba. Some official notarized form that testified to my not being married. (Of course it is all a meaningless formality. My local city government wouldn't know if I had been married in some other jurisdiction.) Sorry I dont remember all the details. After getting some form from the city clerks office I had to get some 2 other notarizations. I dont remember the details but it had to do with some office that validates forms for international purposes, having to do with some international treaty....

If it would be helpful to you, let me know and I can look up the details of what I got.

I believe its called a certificate of celibacy in most MENA countries. My husband got one from the same office as his BC copy.