wedding procedures for foreigner

I would like to know what are the procedures i need to follow to get married to a polish citizen.. taking in consideration that i am not in the Eu countires.

thank u

First i would say u should be ashamed of ur post and ur intention. iwill telu only its not easy and it depend from which cauntry u r, have u ever been in poland and if yes how long,how many times, do uhave girlfriend or u must first faind her . IF u have how u knew her. and many many others..
withaut regards Karima

Thank u for replying :)

hi alana where you from ? you will need to have your birth certificate traslater into Polish and I a letter from your Embassy saying your are not Married back home at your country then you will need an interpreter go to the local city house get a date and marry you will pay a fee not much money and that is it you will also need a interpreter at the wedding day

Zion, thank u for replying. i am from mauritius and i would like to know where i can translate the birth certificate. will a letter from the civil status be enough to say that i am not married or i need sth else

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Grzegorz i would like to know if ever you know the procedure concerning the above topic i have posted it would help me. thank u

I don't know. I think that zion knows what he is talking about. At lest in this case.

wich language that speak there french ? creole ? anyway look on the net you will find firms that will traslate for you this civil status was gave to you by who ??? has to be from you Embassy if you can not get a letter from you Embassy you will need a letter from a court in Poland what is a bit more complicated . you seems to be desperate are you marring for love or for the rights to stay in Poland or somewhere in the EU either way start to say please nobody here is your bloody lawer

we speak french and english. i will check with the government here. so i am not desperate. and i will marry for love of course and i would like to live with the one i love. i am not of those who marry to have just rights....

that is good I dont think your Island will have a embassy here so you will have to take the long way of going to a court to the get a letter from them find out more about from your local city hall .

i need a letter from a court in Mauritius stating that i am not married that u are telling??? or a letter from Polish court.

from a Polish court !!!! in case your Embassy can not give you one .. some Embassy dont give such a document my gave me the India one does not so if your dont or if they dont have an Embassy here you will need this document from a local Polish court

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But she is at home right now, so can take It from there.

she can but . but she must marry in 3 monthes these documents are valid in Poland for 3 monthes only after the date of issued .

OK. Thanks.

how you know she is home ?? how did she meet a Polish in bloody mauritius !!!!!

Oh my God i am lost a little .... a letter that i am not married. i have understood. there is not polish embassy here in my country. but i can get an official letter from civil status stupulating that i have never been married or a letter from court here saying the same. Grzegorz what is your advice on all this???
do u live in this beautiful country which is Poland?

I'm smart.



And you aren't... sorry.

that will be ok but they will issue this and will be a date on it . so this will be ok to get marry in Poland but you must marry in 3 monthes from the date you get this letter .

PS I also live in Poland

maybe you are !!
what you mean ???

its not because Mauritius is far that no one think of coming here........ for Zion i prefer to say such things instead of being impolite.

Zion u live in poland but it seem to you very strange that i want to know all these silly rules just in order to be happy.... nevermind. you have help.

it does not ,that is why I am taking the time to tell you how it is and that are not sily rules they are law and if you dont do it how the law say is wrong and you will not come here to marry the one you love simple as that .

i know it will not be easy but not impossible. i am sure we will be able to get married. thank u for everything

no wories... depends where you want to live with him if is Poland is better to marry here . just bring the letter from home saying you are not married there . traslate into to Polish here by official traslator not by your boyfriend also you will need interpreter for both time at the city hall when you go there with your letter from home traslated into to polish by a official traslator that you will find if you search the net .. your passport and your boyfriend and a document that you get on the city hall proving you have a official adress in Poland ... is lot of paper work my Dear but as you said is not impossible

thank u very much.

you are welcome

Alana,.
I have no idea why people are so unkind or suspicious. I am a foreigner and I have been married in Poland twice. I will try to offer you some advice to the best of my knowledge. Sometimes the advice may be slightly different upon your circumstances so I will try to quote fact based on Polish law.

1. You must produce a document from your country OR your Embassy in Poland that you have no impediment to marriage.
2, This document (if from your own country) must be translated by a Certified Court Translator.
3. If this document is provided by an Embassy in Poland (Warsaw) it will be in dual language- however, you must be considered living within the jurisdiction of the Embassy for at least 21 days
4. To be married anywhere in Poland, you must book/register the marriage and be able to turn up to the "booking office" to declare that you are able to be married - and if you cannot understand Polish fluently, you will have to state you need a translator (very funny because they ask you this in Polish :-))

It takes time to get married - if you plan to do it - and you know your circumstances are not quite standard - allow at least 3 months to get the arrangements in order.

hope this helps in some way...

regards..