Certificate of single status

IMPORTANT NOTE

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Steps to follow

A certificate of single status is a document required for the following individuals who wish to return to Vietnam to marry a Vietnamese citizen:

1. Canadian citizens
2. Vietnamese citizens residing in Canada for more than 6 months.

You can call for further explanation. Phone: 647 805 1500

FEE:

The required documents will vary depending on the volume of paperwork; all must be translated into Vietnamese, notarized, and legalized by the consulate.

THE FILE INCLUDES:
According to regulations, documents are valid for six (06) months from the date of issuance. Therefore, you should not obtain a certificate of single status too far before the date of marriage registration.

In cases where it is not possible to travel to Vietnam to submit marriage or divorce documents, a Power of Attorney ( Form UQ/LS ) must be prepared, certified by a lawyer, notary public, or sworn official, and two copies of the Personal Information Form ( Form LLKH ) and two Marriage Registration Application Forms ( Form ĐKKH ) must be completed, each with a recent photograph.