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The Citizen Project of the Court of Justice of Acre offers free collective weddings for low-income couples who cannot afford notary fees.
Collective marriage, from Projeto Cidadão — Photo: Asscom/TJ-AC
Love is in Juruá! 🥰 Couples from Cruzeiro do Sul and the region will have the opportunity to say the expected "yes" at the Collective Wedding, from Projeto Cidadão, with 200 places for the ceremony that will take place on the 30th of this month.
According to the Acre Court of Justice (TJ-AC), registrations can be made from this Monday (17th) until September 25th, at Colégio Alfa, Rua Newton Prado, n.° 50, João Alves neighborhood, from 8am to 2pm.
Interested couples must present the following documents, issued no more than six months ago:
Single bride and groom: original birth certificate (legible and without erasures), proof of address, ID and CPF (original and copy);
Divorced couples: original birth certificate with divorce endorsement (legible and without erasures), copy of the divorce process or sentence (part referring to the sharing of assets), proof of address, ID and CPF (original and copy);
Underage fiancés (between 16 years old and incomplete 18 years old): original birth certificate (legible and without erasures), proof of address, presence of parents with ID and CPF (original and copy). At the home of deceased guardians, present the death certificate. In case of absent parents, present written consent from the guardian.
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The Collective Wedding is free, aimed at couples who cannot afford the registry office fees and celebration of the party.
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