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Yes, it is. Usually, a certificate that says, "No record of marriage of this person in this county". Though, there is still a step to apostille and translate it
by flypaca 2y ago
Yes, it is. Usually, a certificate that says, "No record of marriage of this person in this county". Though, there is still a step to apostille and translate it to German for German cities to use it.
- miracle2k 2y agoI don't know how common it is, but this is a page of the Stuttgart court: https://oberlandesgericht-stuttgart.justiz-bw.de/pb/,Lde/Startseite/Service/Laenderverzeichnisse https://oberlandesgericht-stuttgart.justiz-bw.de/pb/,Lde/Sta... - Countries without a link they have no info - Countries with a link, but are cursive, generally provide the certificate in most cases (this seems to be broken, I see no cursive ones, but the UK is among this group, which one can see when opening the link; but that seems to be the minority). - All others they seem to suggest need to go through the exemption process.