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Oświęcim Civil Registry Office (Urząd Stanu Cywilnego)

A civil wedding in Oświęcim is a formality that can be handled efficiently and without complications. The Civil Status Office in Oświęcim handles the entire procedure from booking a date to issuing the marriage certificate. Learn about all the stages, required documents, and costs associated with entering into marriage.

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Civil wedding procedure in Oświęcim

The procedure for entering into marriage at the Civil Status Office in Oświęcim begins with filing a declaration of no impediments to marriage. After filing this statement, a statutory waiting period of at least one month applies. During this time, the office verifies all documents and conditions for entering into marriage.

Each party must possess a valid identity document, namely a national ID card or passport. Polish citizens do not need to provide copies of birth certificates – the Civil Status Office in Oświęcim obtains them directly from the register. The procedure is much simpler than it was many years ago.

The stamp duty for preparing the marriage certificate is 84 zł. This amount covers the entire procedure and issuance of the certificate after the ceremony. The first short copy of the marriage certificate is issued free of charge.

Two adult witnesses are required for the wedding ceremony. They can be persons of any nationality – the only condition is having reached adulthood.

If you wish to get married outside the seat of the Civil Status Office in Oświęcim, an outdoor wedding is possible. However, this requires an additional fee of 1000 zł and ensuring safety and dignified conditions for the ceremony.

Foreigners wishing to enter into marriage in Oświęcim must provide an identity document, a copy of the birth certificate, a certificate of legal capacity to enter into marriage, and certified translations of all foreign language documents.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a civil wedding in Oświęcim cost?

The stamp duty for preparing the marriage certificate is 84 zł. If you decide on an outdoor wedding outside the office, an additional fee of 1000 zł is added.

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

After filing a declaration of no impediments to marriage, a statutory waiting period of at least one month applies. The ceremony date is set in consultation with the office.

What documents are needed for a civil wedding?

A Polish citizen must possess a valid national ID card or passport. The Civil Status Office in Oświęcim obtains a copy of the birth certificate from the register. A foreigner will additionally provide a certificate of legal capacity and certified translations.

Can you get married outdoors in Oświęcim?

Yes, an outdoor wedding is possible. It is associated with an additional fee of 1000 zł and the requirement to ensure safety and dignified conditions for the ceremony.

How many witnesses are needed for a civil wedding?

Two adult witnesses are required for the ceremony. They can be persons of any nationality, the important thing is only having reached adulthood.

Can a foreigner get married in Oświęcim?

Yes. A foreigner must provide an identity document, a copy of the birth certificate, a certificate of legal capacity to enter into marriage, and certified translations of foreign language documents.

Is the first copy of the marriage certificate free?

Yes, the first short copy of the marriage certificate is issued free of charge. Subsequent copies are already paid.