Civil marriage in Argentina
Get legally married in Argentina. Wherever you're from...
PLACEHOLDER. A real civil marriage under Argentine law. No residency required, no citizenship needed.
- Legally binding
- Apostilled certificate
- We handle it in Spanish for you
Is it valid where you live?
Pick your country and we'll tell you exactly what it means there.
How it works
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- 1
Tell us where you're from
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- 2
We sort out your paperwork
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- 3
You fly to Buenos Aires
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- 4
You get married, we apostille it
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Who you'll be working with
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Kasandra
Facilitator in Buenos Aires
PLACEHOLDER. Kasandra handles the whole process on the ground in Buenos Aires: appointments, paperwork, sworn translators and the Registro Civil. She is not a lawyer or a notary.
Pat
English-language enquiries
PLACEHOLDER. Pat answers every English enquiry and helps get your documents in order before you fly.
Two real people. Not an agency, not a call centre.
What it costs
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Essential
The paperwork, handled.
$900
PLACEHOLDER — per couple
- Registro Civil appointment
- Document preparation
- Sworn translator
- Witnesses
- PLACEHOLDER — flights and accommodation
Complete
Most chosenEverything, apostille included.
$1,400
PLACEHOLDER — per couple
- Everything in Essential
- Apostille of the certificate
- International courier
- Post-wedding support
- PLACEHOLDER — flights and accommodation
No surprises. You get a final number before you book a flight.
Before you hire anyone, read this
PLACEHOLDER. If all you need is a certificate and you do not want to travel, there are cheaper options. We will tell you which, and when each one is the better call.
Couples we've married
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Common questions
Let's talk
Tell us where you're both from and we'll come back to you.
English and Spanish, either way.