• Go to the nearest Access PEI Centers.
• Present the required documents.
• Fill out forms. (An application form is available online. Check the link below.)
• Pass accomplished forms.
• Pay corresponding fees through accredited payment systems.
• Present valid IDs (and authorization letter if necessary) in claiming/receiving the certificate.

• Birth certificate
• Valid proof of identity

Kindly check out the link for branch offices: http://www.gov.pe.ca/health/index.php3?number=1020365

Telephone: (902) 838-0880
Fax: (902) 838-0883
Within the province (toll-free): (877) 320-1253
Address: PO Box 3000, Montague, PE C0A 1R0

• Person whose name appears on the certificate
• An authorized person (authorized in writing by the person named on the certificate) or the name of spouse of the person whose name appears in the certificate.
• A lawyer acting for the person whose name appears in the certificate (must have written authorization or proof of retainer).
• A court order

• Wallet size marriage certificate: $25
• Framing size marriage certificate: $35
• Rush service: $25 (does not include cost of certificate or courier fee)

A marriage certificate is valid for a lifetime unless granted a divorce or annulment.

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It usually takes a week. If you want to expedite it, you may opt to avail the rush service, which takes 24 hrs., and pay $25.

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• The marriage commissioner or a religious representative can help accomplish the marriage registration form.
• The marriage commissioner or religious representative, after the marriage rites, will send the accomplished form to the Vital Statistics office where the marriage is registered and legal record is kept.
• During the marriage ceremony, the marriage commissioner and religious representative will hand out a certificate of marriage to the couple. However, this certificate is not a legal proof of marriage.
• After the marriage ceremony and upon receipt of the Marriage Registration Form, you may now apply at the Vital Statistics for a marriage certificate.

• Couples full names (surname, given name, middle name)
• Couples birthplace
• Date (mm/dd/yy) and place of marriage
• Applicants name, address, and telephone number
• Relationship to person whose name appears on the certificate and reason for requesting a certificate
• Mode of payment: money order, debit card, visa (expiry date)
• Valid ID with photo must be presented when applying for a certificate

A marriage paper is a legal proof that two people are married.

• Any individual who wish to apply for a birth certificate should present a government-issued ID.
• Any individual who wish to pick up a birth certificate of another person should have an authorization letter from the person whose name appears on the certificate and present his/her own ID.
• Certificate can be delivered at the applicants expense.

A marriage certificate is essential in applying for a passport, social security, drivers license, and other entities which require legal proof of marital status.

You may download the application form here: http://www.gov.pe.ca/photos/original/cpho_bdmform.pdf

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