How do u think about mixed marriage couple,frendz? What is exact papers should prepare 2 get Marriage License?

Question

Hi all..

My man is from Bangladesh. He now work at Dubai. I am Indonesian. We want to get Marriage License.

But we are so confusing with different procedure from my country nor his country.

I ask local at indo, they said, He must bring : 1>marriage ability certificate, 2>domicile certificate, 3>birth certificate, 4>religion certificate, 5>work paper

N when he ask to embassy at dubai, he being suggested to come to ministry of home affairs (?). or try to arrange matter for his mariage ability certificate at his country, bangladesh. It made him headeache coz he is in contract job at dubai. but we also d**n want to get that Marriage License. He also doesnt hv family there at Bangladesh to ask to arrange for him.

The Questions :

1) what is the exact papers should we prepare to get marriage licences?

2) is there anyone who knows contact nice person (Yahoo Messenger) of Bangladesh Embassy, Bangladesh Ministry of Home Affair, Religion Affairs.. & from Dubai & Indo. Plz Share plz.

Answer 1

i do not think anything of any marriages, i am here to try to find answers .

the paper work is going to be complicated for both of you, both of you need to consult your consulate in UAE, Indonesia and you did not mention where you are ? perhaps i did not read all?ok , you are in Indonesia, he needs to go to the Embassy of Blangadesh at this address:

Embassy of Bangladesh    

2504, Abu Dhabi, UAE

Tel: [phone]      

Fax: [phone]

and use consular services ;

where and in which country are you going to get married? you omitted to be precise?

yes he will have to have # marriage ability certificate # proof of residence, work visa, and depending on where you will get married? all documents will have to be translated.

now, another thing you have omitted to mention ? what sort of mariage are you having? which religion?

that has alot to do as well......

i am going to put all i found;please read it carefully:

Islamic Marriages :

Islamic Marriages are performed at the Marriage Sections of the Dubai Courts (Tel: [phone] or http://www.dubaicourts.gov.ae ). No prior appointment is necessary. Please note that the Islamic court will NOT marry Christians, so the procedure below does NOT apply to non-Muslims.

STEP 1: Both the bride and groom must hold valid UAE residence visas issued by the Emirate of Dubai.

STEP 2: The bridegroom, bride, guardian of the bride (i.e. father, or the legal guardian upon father’s death, or his attorney), and two male Muslim witnesses must be present on the day of the marriage. The following documents must also be presented:

If the bride’s father is deceased, a Certificate of Death or Sharia’a Declaration of his death by the bride.

The couple’s original passports and copies, (nationality document of UAE bridegroom if the bride is a UAE national), and identification documents of the guardian and witnesses.

If the bride is divorced or widowed, proof must be presented. If the divorce was made upon court judgment, evidence must be presented to ensure that this judgment is not under appeal in a court of appeal or a court of cessation.

If the bride is Muslim and her guardian is non-Muslim, a no objection letter from the bride’s Embassy or Consulate is required, in which her marital status and the name of the person she intends to marry must be mentioned. The no objection letter must be attested by UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and must be legally translated into Arabic and attested by the UAE Ministry of Justice. As the US Consulate cannot provide such a letter, American citizens who want to marry should write their own statement, which the US Consulate will notarize for a fee of 111 UAE Dhms. Notary services are performed between 11:30 am and 2:00

All documents issued outside the UAE (i.e. birth/death certificates, divorce decrees, etc) must be translated into Arabic and attested by the UAE Ministry of Justice and the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

STEP 3: After the wedding ceremony is complete, you will receive a UAE marriage license upon payment of a 50 UAE Dhms processing fee.

STEP 4: Take your documents to the Ministry of Justice (04-282-5999) near the Garhoud Bridge to authenticate the signature and the Notary Public seal. Then take the documents to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to authenticate the seal of the Ministry of Justice.

Answer 2

Your future husband must get a valid license to marry from your his country or from the Bangladese Embassy in Indonesia.  After which you should get your marriage license in Indonesia.  Then, present both marriage license to the solemnizing officer in Indonesia so that the two of you will be married in your country.

Answer 3

Hi, what is mixed marraige, be specific...? the exact papers would you prepare is that you will go to consulate of Bangladesh in indonesia and get the a paper there for your marriage.