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10/21/2016 15:21 EST
Hi all members of the forum, I have been here with you for weeks and weeks and i learned a lot from you but now i need help in specific thing which is civil register or what called (pareja de hecho) in spanish, anyway here is the thing:
--One of the requirements for pareja is certificate of bachelorhood and you can get this from country of orgins right, but cant bring this because my country dosnt support that (not give me this certificate), what other posibilities/solutions?
I am in love madly with woman plzz help me!
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AlPavarotti
10/21/2016 23:25 EST
I suggest you contact your country's consulate. And see if they can help you out issuing you some kind of "Single Status Certificate" or Single Status Affidavit. If you're a US citizen go to www.apostille.us/documents for additional information. Good luck.
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SusiBerman
10/22/2016 11:36 EST
Believe it or not that includes England !!!!! I couldn't get my pareja de hecho sorted .
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10/22/2016 13:45 EST
I contacted them several times but they make me sick wont provide me so i cant marry foreigners, i am from Qatar but born in KSA these arab countries so RETARDED give me my freedom they hold you as prisoner in name of hertiage and traditions,, but i will find solution...
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LovetheBeach
10/22/2016 14:48 EST
I realize that this may not apply in your particular situation, but if you are madly in love with a Spanish woman, why don't you just get married? If there is a reason that you cannot be married in Spain, then get married in another country.
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AlPavarotti
10/22/2016 15:05 EST
Well..from what I've read, in the case of saudi citizens it's doable but it's a lengthy process to get an approval. But on the other hand I'm sure you understand the difference from a legal stand point between "union de hecho" (pareja de hecho) and marriage. even though in both cases you have to prove that you're not married to somebody else. Because now you're saying so you can marry foreigners.
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10/22/2016 16:00 EST
I appreciate you can understand my total point, and yes i know all differences between pareja and marriage, pareja is much easier and faster. I dont know maybe i can get paper from civil registery as background or (bio) state most important points on me, but the problem is i have to make it officially stamped from minister of ex, embassy, chmaber of commerce , until now i think this is my last hope. And if they refuse....
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10/22/2016 21:52 EST
@LovetheBeach which country do you mean i have no idea about other EU?
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AlPavarotti
10/22/2016 22:38 EST
From what I've read, in Spain "union de hecho" and marriage require proof of being single. And of course that makes sense because it would be easy for a married man or woman to marry again outside their own country while still being married. And as far as I know that is not a requirement in latin america. You could get married and then register your marriage at the spanish consulate in the country.
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LovetheBeach
10/23/2016 12:09 EST
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I don't know if the pareja de hecho is a law only in Spain, or if it is in other EU countries. Regardless, there are many countries around the world where you do not have to certify that you are single in order to be married there. Have you checked the laws in other EU countries? Most Latin American countries do not have that requirement. Mexico is a famous wedding destination, not only for the beauty of the mountains and beaches, but because marriage is a very simple, straight forward, inexpensive procedure. I'm not aware of any country that will not accept a Mexican marriage certificate. You might want to check out other Latin American countries, and even the Caribbean island nations. Buena Suerte!
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10/23/2016 15:27 EST
Much appreciated your help for me, but i dont understand one thing which is i have to go other coun for marriage then return back and register marriage, i want just clarify one point not just about marriage i really want live in Spain, want have residencia Could you explain little more plz?
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LovetheBeach
10/24/2016 00:36 EST
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You have been focused on the "pareja de hecho", and it's making you crazy. Now, just assume that you and your lady were on vacation in Mexico or the Caribbean, and decided to get married while you were there. What is the law in Spain about registering your marriage once you get back to Spain? That's what you need to know. I know nothing about marriage laws in Spain or any other EU country, so you need to do that bit of research. Change your perspective just a little. Instead of focusing on the difficulties of getting a certificate to prove you have never been married, start thinking "outside the box" about how you two can be married somewhere else, then go back to Spain to live.
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10/24/2016 15:15 EST
You really dont have any idea how you make me happy, you are right i can go abroad and marry and return to register it in the (civil register), but im not sure i will keep searching until i find everything its possible and marriages in latin countries are accepted i did little digging but not enough i have re-plan again everything and see in bigger perspective, thats the problem they dont let us contact too much with foreigners so everything basically new to me, i feel better want tell you something funny, do you know what was thinking of when i thought all is over. I just said want settle there illegally like mexicans everwhere lol
I want THANK all of you again cuz you really dont realize how this important for me god bless all of you
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