Frequently Asked questions
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No, both parties must be present in the Commonwealth of the Bahamas for at least one day prior to the date of the application.
It takes two business days, excluding Bahamian holidays.
Yes, exceptions are made for individuals arriving by cruise ship, once you have met the 24 hours residency requirement and have your letter from the Purser’s Office/Guest Services, signed by your ship’s captain, confirming the same.
Yes, the Bahamas marriage license is a legal document issued by the Bahamas Government.
No, both parties must be in The Commonwealth of the Bahamas at the time of the application.
No, only the Bahamian marriage license is legal in the Commonwealth of the Bahamas.
Yes, however a Licensed Bahamian Marriage Officer must be present to witness the ceremony and sign documents.
Yes, your consultant or marriage officer can show you a variety of options for a traditional, religious or strictly legal union.
No, you can obtain a marriage license at the Administrator’s Office on that island.
Weddings must be performed between sunrise and sunset.
Yes, you can get married on Saturday or Sunday, provided you make an application during the working days of Thursday or Friday.
It is required by many lending institutions and insurance companies. Also, if the wife now wishes to have a passport with the married surname.
No, you do not need a license for a Vow Renewal.
There are several stores offering complete rental attire. Please allow sufficient time to make those arrangements.
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