notice of intended marriage information

How exciting! Your Notice Of Intended Marriage (NOIM) is the most important legal document required for your marriage. You cannot be legally married without a NOIM. Let’s begin!

Entering your information:

Answer all questions in the form below.
Check all names are spelt correctly – they will appear on your marriage certificate!
Upload your documents – photo ID and proof of date and place of birth documents.
(birth certificate/passport/driver’s licence)
All uploads must be clear and in colour.
All documents must be in English or, if applicable, accompanied by an accredited English translation.
Before submitting, please double-check your answers!

After submitting your information:

A confirmation page will appear with a link for person two to complete the form and upload their documents.
The NOIM questions can also be accessed at any time via the link in your ‘Legal Stuff’ email.
I’ll use your responses to prepare your pre-marriage legal documents for witnessing and signing at our NOIM appointment.
If you live remotely and are signing your NOIM before an Authorised Witness other than myself, I’ll prepare your NOIM and email it to you with instructions on your next steps.
I’ll view the originals of your photo ID and proof of date and place of birth documents at our appointment. This is a legal requirement.

Please reach out with an email if you are unsure of any of the steps or have questions for me. I’m always happy to assist.
Kindest Genene x

WHO'S SAYING I DO? *

e.g. Jay & Sam

WHEN? *

Date

Time

Enter the time you intend 'walking down the aisle'/commencing the ceremony.

WHERE? *

Ceremony location and venue name e.g. The Refinery, 12 Austin Street, Newstead 4006.

I AM *

NAME - YOUR CURRENT FULL LEGAL NAME *

If your current legal name differs from your birth certificate or passport, please provide documents to show the change. e.g. official change of name certificate, divorce certificate etc.

EMAIL & MOBILE *

Required just in case RBDM need to contact you about delivery of your Official Certificate of Marriage after I have registered your marriage.

WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE CALLED? *

GENDER *

YOUR QUALIFICATION OR USUAL OCCUPATION *

PLEASE NOTE: Your qualification or usual occupation will be included on your Official Certificate of Marriage. e.g. Electrical Engineer, HR Manager, High School Teacher. Retired persons enter your Qualification or your previous occupation. e.g. Retired Bank Manager.

USUAL PLACE OF RESIDENCE *

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State / Province / Region

Postal Code

Please let me know if your address changes before your wedding day.

YOUR BIRTHPLACE *

City/Town & State/Territory/Province & Country

YOUR DATE OF BIRTH *

e.g. 18/02/1999

PARENT 1 FULL CURRENT NAME *

Please enter their current full legal name. If you don't know, enter 'unknown'.

PARENT 1 FULL BIRTH NAME *

NOTE! This is their legal birth name. If you don't know, please enter 'unknown'.

PARENT 1 COUNTRY OF BIRTH *

If you don't know, enter 'unknown'.

PARENT 2 FULL CURRENT NAME *

Please enter their current full legal name. If you don't know, enter 'unknown'.

PARENT 2 FULL BIRTH NAME *

NOTE! This is their legal birth name. If you don't know, please enter 'unknown'.

PARENT 2 COUNTY OF BIRTH *

If you don't know, please enter 'unknown'.

WHAT IS YOUR CONJUGAL STATUS? *

ARE YOU RELATED TO EACH OTHER? *

FULL LEGAL NAME OF YOUR WITNESS WHO WILL SIGN THE MARRIAGE REGISTER. YOU EACH NEED A WITNESS. *

Any person who has reached the age of 18 years can act as your witness. I'm not your witness.

UPLOAD PROOF OF YOUR DATE & PLACE OF BIRTH AND PHOTO ID. *

Click or drag files to this area to upload. You can upload up to 10 files.

IMPORTANT! Please provide clear colour copies that do not obscure any of the information contained on the document. All documents must be in English or accompanied by an accredited English translation. You must bring the originals of these documents to your appointment to sign your Notice of Intended Marriage. I CANNOT accept copies, certified or otherwise.

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