TO PROCEED WITH A CIVIL WEDDING CEREMONY IN COSTA RICA, OUR LAWYER WILL NEED THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION ABOUT THE BRIDE AND GROOM
Information:
The following information for BOTH THE BRIDE AND THE GROOM must be sent to our office six weeks prior to the ceremony:
- Full, legal name
- Nationality and Passport number
- Current address(es)
- Professional degrees or line of work/occupation
- Father’s full name
- Mother’s full name
- Parent’s address(es)
- Marital status – single, divorced, widowed (including the number of times previously married)
DOCUMENTS:
The following documents must be in our office one month prior to the ceremony. A Costa Rican Consulate or The Costa Rican Embassy must certify these documents before they are sent to us.
- Certified copy of Birth Certificate
- Official copy of original divorce papers (if applicable), certified at a Costa Rican consulate or embassy – Full name of former spouse is required.
- For the Bride (if applicable), 300 days must have transpired from the official date of divorce from former husband.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The bride, groom and two witnesses must bring their official passports to the actual ceremony. If you need witnesses, we can arrange for someone to act as your witnesses.
We are always happy to answer your questions and assist you in planning your travel to Costa Rica. Our US office is located in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida and is open from 9 to 5, Monday through Friday and 9:30 to 5 on Saturday, Eastern Time. Toll free 877 853-0538, phone 954 453-5044, e-mail costarica@diveres.com
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