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Mokobody Civil Registry Office (Urząd Stanu Cywilnego)

The Civil Status Office in Mokobody conducts civil marriage registrations for couples who wish to formalize their relationship. The procedure is regulated by law and requires meeting several conditions and preparing appropriate documents. Below you will find detailed information on the course of a civil marriage in Mokobody.

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Civil wedding procedure in Mokobody

A civil marriage in Mokobody begins with filing a declaration of no impediments to marriage at the Civil Status Office. After submitting this document, a statutory waiting period of at least one month applies. During this period, the office in Mokobody verifies the absence of formal and legal impediments.

Before the ceremony, required documents must be prepared. For Polish citizens, a valid ID card or passport is sufficient. The Civil Status Office in Mokobody obtains copies of birth certificates directly from the civil status register, so they do not need to be provided. The situation is different for foreigners, who must submit an identity document, a copy of the birth certificate, a certificate of legal capacity to marry (or a court ruling if obtaining a certificate is impossible), and sworn translations of documents.

The ceremony requires the presence of two adult witnesses. These can be people of any nationality. The treasury fee for drawing up the marriage certificate is 84 zł.

It is also possible to organise an outdoor wedding outside the headquarters of the Civil Status Office in Mokobody. This requires an additional fee of 1000 zł. The office ensures that the ceremony will take place in safe conditions and a dignified setting.

After the ceremony, a marriage certificate is issued. The first shortened copy of the certificate is free of charge.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a civil marriage in Mokobody cost?

The treasury fee for drawing up the marriage certificate is 84 zł. If you want to have an outdoor wedding outside the Civil Status Office headquarters, an additional fee of 1000 zł is added.

How long do you have to wait for a wedding date in Mokobody?

The statutory waiting period is at least 1 month from the submission of the declaration of no impediments to marriage. After this period expires, the Civil Status Office in Mokobody sets the date of the ceremony.

What documents do you need to submit to the Civil Status Office in Mokobody?

Polish citizens: valid ID card or passport. Foreigners: identity document, copy of birth certificate, certificate of legal capacity to marry (or court ruling), sworn translations of documents.

Can you have an outdoor wedding in Mokobody?

Yes, an outdoor wedding outside the Civil Status Office headquarters in Mokobody is possible. This involves an additional fee of 1000 zł. The office ensures safe conditions and a dignified setting for the ceremony.

How many witnesses are needed for a civil marriage?

The ceremony requires the presence of 2 adult witnesses. These can be people of any nationality.

Can a foreigner get married in Mokobody?

Yes, a foreigner can marry at the Civil Status Office in Mokobody. However, they must provide additional documents: a certificate of legal capacity, sworn translations, and a copy of the birth certificate.

Is the first copy of the marriage certificate paid?

No, the first shortened copy of the marriage certificate issued after the ceremony is free of charge.