do any documents, for 2 Canadians, to be married in Cubaneed to be translated beforehand (english into spanish)?nothing was mentioned by the travel agent, butsomething makes me think so! .. but times have
also changed, so I just want to make sure. |
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No translation of anything required to be married in Cuba, one of the beauties of chosing this country for your wedding. |
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The only time you would have to have something translated is if you had been married previously. Otherwise no need for it. |
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I am planning to marry a Russian Citzen in Cuba, I am Canadian. I am divorced she has never been married. Is there any special requirements for such a wedding. How do I arrange for the actual marrage cerimony ? Do I need Spanish language to navigate around Cuba? |
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![]() Hope that helps somewhat, if you have any other questions feel free to ask. |
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Greywolf, is your Novia (fiancee) a Permanent Resident of Canada? If not there might be some requirements by the Cubans around her birth certificate being translated and legalized etc. Along with the Cubans legally marrying you the Canadian Embassy in Havana must also sign off on your marriage so that it is legal here, so you might want to check on what those requirements are.
It’s worth checking on, getting married in Cuba is a great way to do it! Good luck! |
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