wut documents do i need to prepare to register marriage in japan?
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It depends from which country u r from. i dont knw much abt malaysia but basic document wil b ur legal capacity ( tht u r free to marry anyone) frm ur embassy. once u register ur marriage in the local city hall in japan( in the city where u r goin to live) they wil let u knw if anything else is needed.
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What you need to do is to first figure out what kind of marriage you would have - civil or religious. \nStep 1. \nRegardless of the process you would have to go to the town's clerk's office and fill out an application for request of marriage licence. At this point you will be asked if a civil or religious. \nStep 2. \nIn case of civil they will point you where you would need to set up an appointment with the judge for you marriage vows. In case of religious, contact your religious institution for the marriage appointment. \nStep 3. \nI believe in both the cases above either the Judge's office or your religious institution will send out the completed licence form back to the municipal office for processing. You wait and then finally get your marriage licence. \nStep 4. \nAssuming you are a US citizen, you can then either shop around a good immigration lawyer or ... do it yourself (depending on the complexicity of the case).
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This takes very little time. Less than an hour at most. Just remember to have all appropriate documentation: Marriage license, passports, birth certificates, her social security card, utility bills, pictures of you together are always good, and even bring along kids if you have any. Anything and everything that you both share is good. \n\nThey'll ask you questions on your ages, parents maiden names, places where you were born... personal details to make sure you two are really in love or really married. Also it doesn't hurt to call up an immigration attorney and have him talk to you about it. \n\nI hope this helps... -ER
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passport must.visa depends on nationality.check both high comn
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It sounds as though its a basic affidavit. Most civil law countries such as France require you to sign an affidavit stating that you are single before you can get married. If that is indeed what they require, you will need to fill out the affidavit and sign it in front of a notary public (in France, most lawyers are also notaries).
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Born in Japan, you are automatically a Japanese Citizen.\nThat is if you got a Japanese birth certificate.
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You will need to submit your marriage certificate (original) and you passport (original) to the Passport Services office.  They will mail everything back to you.  In the back of your passport it will have a notiation of your changed name.  That is how I did it after I got married.  \n\nHere is the website from the governement about it:\nhttp://travel.state.gov/passport/fri/ChangeName/ChangeName_851.html\n\n\nSend a completed form DS-5504, U.S. Passport Re-Application Form, a certified copy of your marriage certificate or your name change court decree, two recent color photographs (2” by 2”), and your current valid passport to the following address: \n\nIf using USPS:\nNational Passport Processing\nP.O. Box 13290\nPhiladelphia, PA 19101-3290 \n\nIf using other delivery service:\nNational Passport Processing\nATTN: Department 13290\n1617 Brett Road\nNew Castle, DE 19720
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u need thier info like; name, address, social security etc.
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Why do you need to do it anonymously?  Was this your marriage?  If so you have every right to get a copy of your marriage certificate. You will probably need to go the the county registrar of the county where the wedding license was signed.
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Ask for some form of identification such as passport, driver's licence, identification card, birth certificate or go to the Periodic Table of Elements.
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You need to go to your nearest passport agency. In the Us, you can go to the post office, overseas, you need to go to the Embassy. You have to bring your old passport, and a certified copy of the legality of your name change, such as a marriage certificate, an adoption certificate, a divorce decree with permanent orders, or a court ruling on your name change.
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You said she is starting university and you are in your second year therefore you will finish before her, so why should she leave Japan to live in England when the opportunity for you to go to Japan will present itself much sooner.  In the meantime, get Skype, phone her a lot email her webcam her etc.\n\nDon't forget that to 'go to Japan for a few years' you need to get yourself a visa.  There are many kinds of visa for example you could\n\nFinish university:apply for JET(Which gets you a visa):move to Japan. \nor\nSave a lot of money, go to Japan and get a tourist visa, stay as long as possible. \nor\nsame as above but look for a job when you arrive and change your visa to working.(very difficult but possible)\n\nGet married (seems a bit soon for that).\n\nGet student visa or cultural visa.\n\nGet to Japan, meet her family (obligitory) and have a nice life. You just have to bide your time.\n\nBy the way, to get a Visa to live in the UK my wife and I spent, in total about £250, and they wanted another £250 to extend it.  My visa to live in Japan was £6 with unlimited free extentions
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Residency requirements for marriage in Ireland\nI think the sites below might answer your question.
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General requirements do vary but you must hold a certificate in proficiency in japanese language
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Well, I'm not married myself but I have already planned two weddings for friends of mine.  First you need a minister or justice of the peace and arrange a time to be married.  You need a spot, someone's back yard, a park, the beach anywhere the scenery is nice and doesn't come with a rental fee.  Of course you need a dress and the accessories and your groom needs something to wear as well.  You need two attendants to witness your marriage and sign your marriage certificate--and of course you need a marriage certificate.  You need to apply for this in the town or city you are getting married in, and you need your birth certificate when doing this.  Now comes the memories part.  I would believe you would want pictures of your big day.  Have a friend who owns a digital camera and a steady hand to do this.  Have he or she research on the internet about different poses and styles.  When you wedding day is over and you go back to the normal way of life you can just take you digital memory card to your local department store (WalMart) and have pictures printed, enlarged, and thank you cards done!!  Real Cheap!!  Also, you may ask a family member with a video camera (perferably digital) to do a video for you and if you are knowledgeable with computer software, you can incorporate childhood pictures and make a very professional video-CHEAP!!  As for a reception, you can ask family members to bring a dish and serve a buffet style meal.  The dance is totally optional, but you would run into a d.j. fee and a rental hall fee and so on.\n\nThis in a nut shell is a wedding!  Good Luck!!
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Your marriage license or certificate should show your married name, and that's the legal "proof" you'll need to get a new Social Security card. You'll need a new driver's license anyway, so just put the new name on the form; same thing with the new bank account. Congratulations!
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I'm not sure what you were told but there is no such thing as a "single certificate" in California.  \n\nThe rules vary slightly depending on your county, but both parties must appear in person and bring valid picture identification to the County Clerk’s Office to apply for a marriage license in California. Valid picture identification is one that contains a photograph, date of birth, and an issue and expiration date, such as a state issued identification card, drivers license, passport, military identification, etc. Some counties may also require a copy of your birth certificate.\n\nIf you have been married before, you will need to know the specific date your last marriage ended, and how it ended (Death, Dissolution, Divorce or Nullity).  Some counties may require a copy of the final judgment if your previous marriage ended by dissolution or nullity.