Therefore, to close out just exactly exactly what happens to be said above, here is a helpful dining table:
| action: | Document: | making it: | Time: | Price: |
| 1. | The Russian partner’s passport with enrollment (propiska or temporary enrollment). | Already exists. | 0 | 0 |
| 2. | The foreigner’s visa, passport, a duplicate of this page that is first of passport, translated and notary proved. | A interpretation bureau, which will make a interpretation and a notary will need care of it. | 2 w. times | 450 R ($15) |
| 3. | For Certificate of No Impediment: the Russian partner’s certification of Birth translated and notary prooved. | A interpretation bureau, which will make an interpretation and notary evidence. | 2 w. days | 450 R ($15) |
| 4. | Testimony of a spouse that is future its interpretation. | Notary workplace and interpretation bureau | 10 minutes + 2 w. times | 120 R ($4) + 300 R ($10) |
| 5. | Apostille of this translated and notary prooved copy of this Birth Certificate and Testimony (Russian partner) | Ministry of Justice | 3 w. times. | 50 R ($1.6) for 1 doc |
| 6. | The Certificate of No Impediment | Your embassy | 21 to thirty days | liberated to $50 |
| 7. | If you had been married prior to, another paper is necessary ( speak to your embassy): | just like above | as much as $50 | |
| Total (before you placed on ZAGS): | as much as 35 times | up to $97 |
What’s the Process towards the wedding:
1) Future partners should arrive at a ‘consulation’ in ZAGS #4 that processes the worldwide marriages. Its target is Moscow, Butyrskaya st., #17 (metro Savelovskaya), telephone number: 285-1960.