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Czudec Civil Registry Office (Urząd Stanu Cywilnego)

The Civil Registry Office in Czudec handles civil ceremonies for residents and people from outside the municipality. The procedure is transparent and requires only basic documentation and a stamp duty.

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Call: +48 17 717 21 00

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Civil wedding procedure in Czudec

A civil ceremony in Czudec begins with filing a declaration of no impediment to marriage at the Civil Registry Office. After accepting the documents, a statutory waiting period begins, which is a minimum of one month. During this period, the Civil Registry Office verifies the submitted materials and prepares for the ceremony.

Polish citizens should bring a valid identity card or passport. The Civil Registry Office obtains birth certificate copies independently from the civil registry, so there is no need to provide them. Foreigners must additionally present an identity document, a birth certificate copy, a certificate of legal capacity to marry (or a court ruling if obtaining it is impossible), and certified translations of documents.

The stamp duty for drawing up a marriage certificate is 84 złoty. The ceremony must be observed by two adult witnesses, who can be citizens of any country.

The possibility of holding a ceremony outside the Office, in an outdoor setting, exists, but is associated with an additional fee of 1000 złoty. It also requires ensuring safety and dignified conditions for conducting the ceremony.

After a marriage is concluded in Czudec, the Civil Registry Office issues a marriage certificate. The first short copy of the document is free of charge.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a civil ceremony in Czudec cost?

The stamp duty for drawing up a marriage certificate is 84 złoty. If you decide on an outdoor ceremony outside the Office, an additional fee of 1000 złoty is added.

How long do you have to wait for a ceremony date in Czudec?

The statutory waiting period is a minimum of 1 month from filing the declaration of no impediment to marriage. After this period expires, it is possible to conclude the marriage.

What documents are needed for a civil ceremony?

Polish citizens: valid identity card or passport. The Civil Registry Office obtains birth certificate copies from the registry. Foreigners: identity document, birth certificate copy, certificate of legal capacity to marry, certified translations.

Can you have an outdoor ceremony in Czudec?

Yes, an outdoor ceremony outside the Civil Registry Office is possible. This is associated with an additional fee of 1000 złoty and a requirement to ensure safety and dignified conditions for the ceremony.

How many witnesses are needed for a civil ceremony?

Two adult witnesses are required to conclude a marriage. They can be citizens of Poland or any other country.

Can a foreigner have a ceremony in Czudec?

Yes, a foreigner can conclude a civil ceremony at the Civil Registry Office in Czudec. Additional documents are required: a certificate of legal capacity to marry, a birth certificate copy, and certified translations.

Is the first copy of the marriage certificate paid?

No, the first short copy of the marriage certificate issued after the ceremony is free of charge. Additional copies are subject to a fee.