Document Authentication for No Record of Marriage
Getting married abroad? Many countries ask for proof that you are free to marry. We obtain your No Record of Marriage (Certificate of No Impediment), get it apostilled or legalized, and ship it anywhere in the world.
What Is a No Record of Marriage?
A No Record of Marriage is an official statement, issued after a records search, that no marriage is on file for you. Depending on the country, it is also called a Certificate of No Impediment, Certificate of Freedom to Marry, or Certificate of Non-Marriage. It shows your marital status and confirms nothing stands in the way of your marriage. If you were married before, you may also need a divorce decree or death certificate.
Foreign authorities will not accept it as-is. It has to be apostilled (for Hague Convention countries) or legalized through the destination country’s embassy or consulate. That is where we come in.
Who Needs This Document?
Marrying abroad
Foreign registrars want proof you are legally free to marry.
Spousal visas
Immigration files often require proof of marital status.
Residency & citizenship
Used for dual citizenship, residency and civil-registry filings.
Legal & estate matters
Courts abroad may ask for it in inheritance or property cases.
How Our Process Works
Send your details
Tell us the destination country and the state where you lived. Upload your document if you already have it.
We obtain or review it
We help request the certificate from the issuing office, or check yours is an acceptable original or certified copy.
Notary, apostille & legalization
We handle notarization if needed, the state apostille, and embassy legalization when the country requires it.
Delivered worldwide
Your authenticated document ships by express domestic or international courier.
What You Need to Get Started
Documents
- Original or certified copy of the No Record of Marriage
- Notarization, where the document requires it
- Photo ID
Details
- Country where you will use it
- State or county that issued it
- Your deadline
Good to know
- Photocopies are not accepted for apostille
- Non-Hague countries need embassy legalization
- Some countries also require translation
Why Choose Apostille Authentications
Multiple offices
We help request the certificate from the issuing office, or check yours is an acceptable original or certified copy.
One-stop service
Notary, translation, apostille and shipping under one roof.
Clear pricing
Fees listed up front and an invoice before we start.
Available 24/7
Call, email or message on WhatsApp any time.
Frequently asked questions
It is an official statement that a search of marriage records found no marriage on file for a person. It is also called a Certificate of No Impediment or Certificate of Freedom to Marry, depending on the country asking for it.
Our fee is $195 for the first document and $65 for each additional document, plus the government fee. Notary, translation, expedited processing and shipping are quoted separately.
If the destination country is a Hague Apostille Convention member, an apostille is enough. If not, the document usually needs further legalization by that country’s embassy or consulate. We tell you which applies before we start.
Yes. We can help you request the No Record of Marriage from the issuing office, then have it apostilled. Tell us the state or county where you lived.
Yes. Certified translation is available when the destination country requires it. It is priced separately.
Yes. Vital-record documents must be original or certified copies issued by the proper registrar. Photocopies are not accepted for apostille.