

Celebrant Carol offers ceremonies for:
Melbourne, Bayside, Mornington Peninsula, South Eastern Suburbs and Surrounding Areas.
Carol Shepherd AMC
A Civil Celebrant
“For Life’s Big Moments…”
Notice of Intended Marriage & Marriage Legalities…
(The following is provided as a general guide only; for detailed information please feel free to contact me)
Notice of Intended Marriage Form
The first requirement before you may become legally married is for the completion of the “Notice of Intended Marriage” (NOIM). I will provide all legal forms that you will need when you are ready to register your intended date of marriage.
The NOIM must be filed with your Civil Marriage Celebrant:
No sooner than 18 months before the intended date of marriage.
No less than 1 month before the intended date of marriage.
Documents Required for Proof of Identity when signing NOIM
Specific documents are required for proof of identity when signing the NOIM in front of your Civil Marriage Celebrant:
Evidence of the date and place of birth of each party; i.e. full birth certificate.
Photo id; i.e. current passport, driver’s license.
If married previously; evidence of divorce of a party; i.e. Decree Absolute (prior to 1/7/2002) or Certificate of Divorce (after 1/7/2002).
Or evidence of death of a party’s spouse; i.e. death certificate.
Overseas Fiancee Information
For an official letter confirming your engagement of a celebrant, and associated costs, please see here ~ Prospective Spouse Visa
Attorney General’s Department (Marriage)
For full and complete information for couples intending to marry, including:
Finding the right marriage celebrant
Providing notice of your intended marriage
Fees
Participating in a marriage ceremony
Getting married overseas
Marriage to a relative
Same-sex commitment ceremony
Change of gender
The Certificate of Marriage issued to couples (Form 15)
Making a complaint
Please Visit: ~ Getting Married (Attorney General’s Department)