I WANT TO MARRY COLOMBIAN GIRL

JChrisusa says on Aug 1, 2007, 05:51:

What's with the ALL CAPS?

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orestesdd says on Aug 1, 2007, 08:23:

I went to that website, but I don't understand their packages. If he only wants just to marry a woman without lots of guests and whatnot, I don't see such a package at this website. Does he need to contact someone at the website to find out what exactly he is looking for in his wedding and how much it all will cost him?

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BAQ says on Aug 1, 2007, 08:24:

The answers to all your questions are spelled out clearly on the Colombian Consulate website.

Semper Fidelis !

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orestesdd says on Aug 1, 2007, 08:24:

Wow, where did San Andreas link go? It was here when I last looked.

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orestesdd says on Aug 1, 2007, 08:35:

Here is the link I was referring to

http://www.saiweddings.com/

Did I dream about it? Was this link removed?

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orestesdd says on Aug 1, 2007, 09:19:

Sorry but the Island's name was "San Andres"

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ColombianoGringo (Moderator) (Trustee board) says on Aug 1, 2007, 13:57:

In order to get married in San Andres, you will need the following. I know the OP is from Peru, but I am putting general info that will apply to him and others

Foreign citizens (must not be born in Colombia) needs only a valid foreign passport.

Colombian citizens and naturalized foreign citizens that were born in Colombia need a valid "Cedula de Ciudadania" and a recent (30 days or newer I think) "Registro Civil de Nacimiento". The registro must be stamped or noted with "Valido para matrimonio". Many notarios or consulates will tell you that this is unnecessary. They are wrong and you must insist that they label the registro in compliance with "LEY 915 DE 2004".

This is all you will need. However, you should call the notario's office at 57-8-512-2112 and speak to them ahead of your trip. It would be wise for a Colombian citizen to fax their registro civil to ensure that it is acceptable. They can be pretty picky and there are certain rules that apply only in San Andres. Even so, it is a lot less hassle than marrying on the mainland.

BTW, Jannethe at SAIWeddings.com will also do a simple beach ceremony for just the two of you for a reasonable price. She did our simple beach wedding for just the two of us. Instead of a nasty little notario office, you can get married on a beautiful beach. If you want to see some pics, go to VisaJourney.com and look in the gallery section for some SA wedding pics. You will need this site once you begin the K-3 process.

Good luck,
CG

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orestesdd says on Aug 1, 2007, 15:22:

Very good info, ColombianoGringo. I hope this will help them.

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LilaM says on Aug 2, 2007, 10:11:

A singlehood certificate can be given by a priest in your country or maybe a person that know you at least 10 years before that can assure thar you never were married or the divorce certificate can work the same way, take a look in www.noviascolombia.com

"You may be disappointed if you fail, but you are doomed if you don´t try" B. Sills

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