Information about Marriage in Peru.

Information about marriage in Peru is as follows:

1. Age Limit: You must be at least 18 years old to get married in Peru. However, parental permission is required for couples aged 16-18 to marry.

2. Marriage Application: To apply for marriage, couples must go to the municipality or notary office together. Applications must generally be made at least 10 days in advance.

3. Marriage Documents: The following documents must be submitted for marriage application: - Identity card or passport - Birth certificate - Divorce or widow's certificate (if applicable) - Custody certificate (if available) - 2 witnesses and their identity cards

4. Marriage Ceremony: In Peru, the marriage ceremony usually takes place in the city hall or notary office. During the ceremony, a marriage contract is signed in which the identities of the couples and witnesses are verified.

5. Types of Marriage: There are two types of marriage in Peru: civil and religious marriage. While civil marriage is officially recognized, religious marriages are only valid for couples with religious beliefs.

6. Marriage Registration: After the marriage ceremony, couples are required to register their marriage. This usually takes place at the municipality or notary office and the couples are issued a marriage certificate.

7. Divorce: In Peru, divorce takes place by court decision. To apply for divorce, you must have been married for a certain period of time. The divorce process can often take a long time and issues such as finances or child custody may need to be resolved. This information provides information about general marriage procedures in Peru. However, marriage laws may change from time to time, so it is important to verify the most up-to-date information with local authorities or embassy.