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    hae ee Notice of Intended Marriage . Please read all of the information inthis form. You may need to refer back to these instructions as you complete this form. You may complete ths form: ‘© Electronically by typing inthe required information directly into the boxes below. You can prin and sign @ hard copy ofthe form orsign electronically in the presence of an authorised person. ‘* Manually by printing the form and completing the required information using BLOCK LETTERS. ‘© Please ensure you read the explanation inthe Instructions for completing this form, including in relation to items Tand 8. Privacy notice ‘©The Marriage Act 1961 (Cth) (the Act) requires that a mariage shall not be solemnised unless certain personal information is provided in writing. This information is required in two forms: the Notice of Intended Marriage (under paragraph 42(1)(a) ofthe Act); and the Declaration of No Legal Impediment to Marriage (under paragraph 42(1)(c) of the Act). Together with the Official Cerificate of Marriage (under paragraph 50(1)(b) ofthe Act) these three forms are referred to as the Documents. ‘© The Documents must be submitted by the authorised celebrant to the Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages {the Registry) in the state or territory where the marriage took piace, within 14 days after the marriage ceremony |s performed by an authorised celebrant. ‘* The Registry uses the information in the Documents to register the marriage. The Registry will use, store and

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