Canberra Australian Capital Territory Office of Regulatory Services : Apply For Marriage Certificate
Name of the Organization : Australian Capital Territory Office of Regulatory Services
Type of Facility : Apply For Marriage Certificate
Country : Australia
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Website : http://www.ors.act.gov.au/community/births_deaths_and_marriages/marriages
Apply For Marriage Certificate :
The Office of Regulatory Services is responsible for the administration of legislation relating to the registration of certain events that occur in the A.C.T.
Related : Australian Capital Territory Government Apply For Birth Certificate Access Canberra : www.statusin.org/6925.html
such as births, deaths, marriages, changes of name, changes of sex, adoptions and deaths abroad, and provides certificates of registrations to authorised applicants. For counter applications you will be required to attend our shopfront at Fyshwick. Please refer to Contact Us for further details.
Apply Online : https://www.accesscanberra.act.gov.au/s/
I want a marriage certificate:
A person whose marriage is registered in the A.C.T. may apply for a certified copy of their marriage certificate by completing an Application for Certificate or online and by paying the prescribed fee. Applications are assessed in accordance with the Certificate Access Policy.
At least three forms of identity must be provided with your application from the list below, with at least one form of Primary Identification.
Primary Proof of Identity:
** A photographic Driver Licence issued in Australia (current or expired up to 2 years).
** Full Australian birth certificate (not a Commemorative certificate or an extract). If the certificate is not in the name currently used, appropriate linking documentation will be required.
** Australian Passport (current or expired up to 2 years).
** Overseas Passport (expired by up to 2 years if accompanied by a current Australian Visa).
** Australian Citizenship Certificate or Naturalisation Certificate.
** Department of Immigration and Citizenship travel document (valid for up to 5 years after issue).
** Department of Immigration and Citizenship Certificate of Evidence of Resident Status.
** A.C.T. Police officer photo-identity card.
** Australian Proof of Age Card (includes N.S.W. photo card) (current or expired up to 2 years).
Secondary Proof of Identity:
** Current Medicare card.
** Current credit card or account card, with signature and embossed name from a bank, building society or credit union.
** Current student identity document (with photo and/or signature) issued by an educational institution.
** Current Centrelink or Department of Veterans Affairs Concession card.
** Australian-issued security guard/crowd controller licence (with photo).
** A.C.T. Working with Vulnerable People registration card (current or expired up to 2 years).
** Australian-issued firearm licence (with photo).
** Current Consular photograph identity card issued by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
** Current State, Territory, or Federal Government employee photo-identity card.
** Australian Defence Force photo-identity card (excluding civilians).
** A.C.T. Services Access card issued by the A.C.T. Government (for asylum seekers).
Original forms of identification must be presented if applying at our shopfront. Applications made via the post must be accompanied by copies of identification certified as true and correct copies by a person authorised under the Statutory Declarations Act 1959 (C’wlth) (eg. Justice of the Peace, Solicitor or Police Officer).
Certificates that have been applied for via the post or online will be sent to you by registered person to person post at which time you will need to present identification at the Post Office.
If you are unable to satisfy the identification requirements please, contact the Office of Regulatory Services for further assistance.
Forms and Fees : http://www.ors.act.gov.au/community/births_deaths_and_marriages/forms_and_fees
Who is authorised to conduct a marriage ceremony?:
Marriages in Australia are conducted in accordance with the Marriage Act 1961 (Cwlth) which provides for three classes of celebrants who may solemnize marriages. These include:
** Ministers of religion of recognised denominations (church related);
** Other officers of a State or Territory or other fit and proper persons authorise by the Commonwealth Attorney-General (civil celebrants and others of non-recognised denominations); and,
** Persons who, under the law of a State or Territory, have the function of registering marriages (delegated staff of Birth, Death and Marriage Registries). Please note A.C.T. Births, Deaths and Marriages does not solemnize marriages.
Marriages in the A.C.T. may be performed by a celebrant authorised as a marriage celebrant under the Marriage Act 1961 (Cwlth). You should check the Register of Marriage Celebrants maintained by the Commonwealth Attorney-General’s Department to ensure your proposed celebrant is authorised to perform marriages. The register includes civil marriage celebrants and marriage celebrants from both recognised and non-recognised religious denominations.