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Registration of Divorce Judgment in the Civil Registry
So the divorce appears in the Civil Registry — often required before remarriage or certain procedures. Does not replace a lawyer.
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What your request includes
- So the divorce appears in the Civil Registry
- Needed before remarriage or certain procedures
- Review of the documents provided
- Does not replace a lawyer or the court process
Total price
€49.90
Handling fees: €49.90
Review charge if the details are incorrect: €9.95
Total to pay
€49.90
5 to 15 working days (depending on registry and documents) PDF by email
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Frequently asked questions about Registration of Divorce Judgment in the Civil Registry
We answer the most common questions before you request this procedure.
What is registration of a divorce judgment?
It is the filing so that the divorce (judgment or decree) appears in the Civil Registry of the marriage. It is often required before remarriage or certain procedures.
How long does it take?
The estimated timeframe is 5 to 15 working days (depending on registry and documents), depending on the registry and the documents provided.
What documents are needed?
Usually the final judgment or decree and the spouses’ details plus the Civil Registry of the marriage. After payment we will ask for the required PDFs by email.
Do you handle the divorce itself?
No. We do not replace a lawyer or the judicial/notarial divorce process. We only manage registry registration when a decision already exists.
Do you guarantee registration?
We file correctly with the documents you provide. Registration is decided by the Civil Registry; if official requirements are missing, we will tell you.