Essential Checklist for Signing the Notice of Intended Marriage (NOIM) in Australia
Preparing the correct documents for the Notice of Intended Marriage (NOIM) is a crucial part of the marriage process in Australia. Here is a checklist of everything you need to bring.
Personal identification
- Passport (preferred) — the simplest single document for verifying identity and date of birth.
- Birth certificate — an acceptable alternative if you do not have a passport.
- Photo ID (e.g. driver’s licence) — required alongside a birth certificate.
For previously married individuals
- Divorce certificate — demonstrating the legal dissolution of your previous marriage.
- Death certificate — if your previous spouse has passed away.
Additional documentation (where applicable)
- Change of name certificate — if you have legally changed your name.
- Parental consent with court order — for individuals aged 16–18.
- Interpreter services — if either party does not have full comprehension of English.
Information required on the NOIM form
- Both parties’ full legal names
- Accurate dates and places of birth
- Parents’ full names, including maiden names
- Parents’ countries of birth