Embaixada do Brasil Sigurd Syrs gate 4 – 0244 Oslo – Noruega (+47) 22 54 07 30 – Fax: 22 44 39 64 Página web: www.brasil.no – Correio eletrônico: consular@brasil.no Updated: January 2013 MARRIAGE REGISTRATION The documentation must be advanced by mail. Address: Sigurd Syrs gt 4, 0244 Oslo After receiving the documentation by mail, it will be scheduled a date that the declarant attend the Embassy, in possession of the original documents as required. We'll send you an email with the date. METHODS OF PAYMENT All fees must be paid by bank transfer (account nr. 70320519126, DnB NOR Bank) or with debit card, if in person. Bank transfers from abroad: IBAN NO70 7032 0519 126, SWIFT: DNBANOKKXXX. Please make sure that all taxes are included, so that the amount credited to our account corresponds exactly to the consular fee. NOTE: The name of petitioner and the nature of the services to be rendered shall be specified in the payment sheet. POST Please attach the consular fee payment receipt and a self-addressed pre-paid envelope (registered letters). PLEASE SEND YOUR E-MAIL SO THAT WE CAN SCHEDULE YOUR VISIT Brazilian citizens must attend the Embassy in person in order to have their marriage registered. Documents may be delivered in person or sent by post. After having received the documents, the Embassy will schedule an appointment. Once the marriage has been registered at the Embassy, a Brazilian Certificate of Marriage will be issued. This Certificate must be later transcribed at a Civil Registry Office in Brazil. To register a marriage and obtain the certificate, the Brazilian spouse (wife or husband) must present the following documents: 1. Proof of marriage: 1.1. Married in Norway: authenticated copy of the vigselattest. 1.2. Married in Iceland: authenticated copy of the hjónavígsluvottorð. 2. “Solicitação de Registro de Casamento” (Marriage Registration Application) form dully filled in and signed. 3. Copy of the passport or ID card of the foreign spouse. 4. Copy of the passport or Brazilian ID card and CPF of the Brazilian spouse. 5. Copy of the birth certificates of both spouses which must include the names of both parents. 6. Original certificate of name change “Bekreftelse på navnemelding”. In case of a name change, a new passport should be issued. Embaixada do Brasil Sigurd Syrs gate 4 – 0244 Oslo – Noruega (+47) 22 54 07 30 – Fax: 22 44 39 64 Página web: www.brasil.no – Correio eletrônico: consular@brasil.no 7. If one of the parties has been previously married, it is necessary to produce a proof of the legal dissolution of the previous marriage. This means, in the case of Brazilian citizens divorced abroad, the divorce sentence homologated by the Supremo Tribunal Federal, in Brazil. See Divorce. 8. The document “Ektepakt” (if it is the case). IMPORTANT NOTICE ON NAME CHANGE IN BRAZIL: In Brazil one is only allowed to change one’s surname if due to marriage or to divorce. The given name (first name) can only be changed by judicial decision in Brazil. Brazilian citizens who intend to change their surnames, due to marriage, must firstly proceed to the change at the Norwegian Civil Register and ONLY AFTER request that the marriage and change of name be registered in the Embassy of Brazil. Once has a marriage been registered in this Embassy, there cannot be any later change of surnames. Any later change shall be requested directly in Brazil, through a lawyer, in accordance to a judicial decision. Information on default property The default property ruling system for marriages celebrated in Norway is partial property ruling. If the spouses have chosen a different property ruling system, they must produce a deed of prenuptial agreement (ektepakt) signed prior to the wedding at a notary public (tinglyst) expressly stating the ruling system of their choice. The default property ruling system for marriages celebrated in Iceland is community property ruling. If the spouses have chosen a different property ruling system, they must produce a deed of prenuptial agreement (kaupmáli) signed before the wedding. The spouses’ signatures in the deed of prenuptial agreement must be confirmed by a registrar (lögbókandi or sýslumaður), an attorney (hdl. or hrl.) or their sworn deputy assistants. RE-ISSUANCE OF A MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE (ADDITIONAL COPIES) A copy of the marriage certificate can be requested for marriages registered at this Embassy only, providing that the certificate has not yet been transcribed at the Civil Registry in Brazil. In case of the certificate has already been transcribed, the applicant must request it at the Civil Registry in Brazil. One should apply for an additional copy of marriage certificate in writing. CONSULAR FEES NOK 160 NOK 40 per every additional copy of Marriage Certificate POST The Brazilian spouse must attend the Embassy in person in order to sign the Register Book and receive a Brazilian Marriage Certificate. For an additional copy requested to be sent by post, please attach the consular fee payment receipt and a self-addressed pre-paid envelope (registered letters).