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Marriage, Family and Travel Attestations
Embassies, courts and other offices often ask for a written attestation before they will proceed. Redeem can help you understand what is being asked and prepare the document.
Documents We Commonly Assist With
- Attestation for dissolution of marriage
- Attestation for consent
- Attestation for customary and ordinance marriage
- Attestation for travel abroad
- Attestation for visa applications
What This Generally Concerns
An attestation is generally a written statement confirming facts or consent for a stated purpose. The wording and the supporting documents requested depend on the purpose and on who will receive it.
The receiving body, such as an embassy or a court, decides what it will accept. Redeem prepares documentation; it does not decide visa outcomes, and the dissolution of a marriage is a matter for the courts.
Questions Clients Often Ask
- What does the embassy or office asking for this require?
- Who needs to attend and sign?
- What identification and supporting documents should I bring?
- Can part of this be arranged if one person is abroad?
- What are the fees and the next steps?
Things to Confirm
- Who is requesting the attestation and what they require in writing
- Who must be present and what identification is needed
- Whether supporting documents have to accompany it
- Deadlines, which Redeem cannot extend
Whether an attestation is accepted is decided by the receiving body, not by Redeem.
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