Marriage and divorce are significant life events, and if you are a South African residing outside the country, navigating the process of registering these events with the Department of Home Affairs can seem daunting. In this essential guide, we will explore the steps involved, specifically focusing on the requirements of registering your marriage or divorce…
Many people require divorce decrees for certain applications overseas, but sometimes in the difficult time that divorce poses, no records were kept and they do not have a copy of their divorce decree or even case number. If you were married in South Africa or had your marriage registered in South Africa, you would have…
South Africans that get married or divorced must have these proceedings registered at Home Affairs. Once registered with the DHA, the unabridged marriage certificate or divorce decree can be used for an array of legal processes. However, failing to get your marriage or divorce registered at Home Affairs can lead to legal issues. The…
Divorce records or divorce decrees are documents that detail a person’s previous marriage proceedings. These documents are stamped and signed by the High Court or the court where the decree was issued. There seem to be many false rumours spread on the internet that lead people to believe that divorce records can be downloaded online…
Divorce records or divorce decrees are documents that detail the proceedings of a person’s previous marriage. These documents are stamped and signed by the High Court or the court where the decree was issued. There seem to be many false rumours spread on the internet that lead people to believe that divorce records can…
Any South African citizen that was married and got divorced must have a copy of their divorce decree. It is an essential document that is required as part of many legal processes. If you do not currently have a copy of your divorce decree, Apostil.co.za can help you obtain a fully legal, High Court stamped…
