Legal Paperwork For Your Wedding In Greece
You should start collecting your paperwork about 3 months prior to your wedding and you will send us the documents at least 1 month before your wedding in Greece.
For European Citizens
Each of you will require the following:
- Photocopies of your passports (Bride And Groom)
- Certified Birth Certificate with an Apostille stamp, translated into Greek
- A “Single Status” letter or letter of No Impediment endorsed with Apostille stamp. “Single Status” is a document issued from your local registrar office and insures that there is no problem to get married for the both of you.
- Decree Absolute – if any of the parties is divorced, a certified copy of the Decree Absolute must be obtained.
- If any of the parties is a widower, a Death Certificate must be obtained.
- In the case of adoption of one or both parties, this certificate must be presented. These papers needs translation into Greek and must endorsed with Apostille stamp.
- 2 witnesses must be present, with their ID-cards or passports
All the above documents need to be authenticated by your local Greek Embassy or Consulate.
I would like to inform you that all the documents will be kept in your marriage file in the city hall.