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| If your marriage is
to be registered in Brunei, Indonesia or Malaysia,
a letter of non-impediment from the ROMM is required.
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| Letter of Non-Impediment |
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| A letter of non-impediment
is a document stating that the applicant, who is a Singaporean,
is free to marry his proposed spouse who is either a
Malaysian, Brunei Citizen or Indonesian. |
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| Applying for a Letter
of Non-Impediment |
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| You can apply for a letter of non-impediment at the Registry in person, bringing along with you the following documents, where applicable: |
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| Singaporean |
Indonesian |
Malaysian
& Bruneian |
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NRIC |
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Original
divorce certificate, where applicable |
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Original death
certificate of spouse, where applicable |
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| The letter will be issued to you on the day of application, subject to the application fulfilling all the required conditions as stipulated by the Registry. |
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| Fee Levied |
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| The only fee that will
be levied is the search fee, which is as per the current
schedule. Click here for the current fee schedule. |
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| If your marriage is to
be registered in other countries besides Brunei, Indonesia
or Malaysia, and the country where the marriage
will be registered requires a certification on your
marital status record, you can apply for it through
the online search service or at the Registry's self-help kiosk.
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