Lodge your Notice of Intended Marriage online for weddings at the Perth Marriage Office.
Your first step to getting married with Perth Marriage office.
Below you’ll find information on how to lodge your signed and witnessed Notice of Intended Marriage (NOIM) to book your Wedding with the Perth Marriage Office.
Please note this fee is non-refundable.
STEP 1: Complete your Notice of Intended Marriage form: www.noticeofintendedmarriage.online ensuring all fields are completed and accurate, as this forms the basis for all remaining wedding documentation.
STEP 2: Once completed online, download and print this form and have a signature from at least one party to the marriage witnessed by a Doctor (GP), Lawyer, Justice of the Peace or Police Officer.
(NOTE: A Pharmacist is not authorised to witness a Notice of Intended Marriage Form)
STEP 3: Upload your completed, signed and witnessed Notice of Intended Marriage along with the required ID and supporting documents via the link below.
Please note that uploaded files must be PDF only.
STEP 4: Choose your preferred marriage date and package option.
STEP 5: Upload your NOIM Form and complete payment. Following payment, one of our team members will review your submission and be in touch within to confirm your booking.
Please note that no bookings are confirmed or visa letters issued until all paperwork is satisfactory and meets legal requirements, and payment has been completed.
Frequently Asked Questions:
SIGNING THE NOIM – Only one party to the marriage is required to sign the NOIM in order to lodge the forms. (I.e. If one person is not able to sign the NOIM, the other person can sign and lodge the NOIM on their behalf)
WHO CAN WITNESS THE NOIM PRIOR TO LODGEMENT – Once the form is signed by either party to the marriage – It must then be witnessed by either: A Doctor (GP), Lawyer, Justice of the Peace, Police Officer or Commonwealth Marriage Celebrant – Most couples find it easiest to have their NOIM witnessed by the Officer on Duty behind the front desk at their local Police Station.
(NOTE: The Notice of Intended Marriage cannot be witnessed by a: Dentist, Pharmacist, Nurse, Accountant, Postal Manager or any person other than is listed above)
WHO CAN MARRY IN AUSTRALIA – Anyone over the age of 18 can marry in Australia, irrespective of their nationality (or their partner’s nationality). Couples are not required to be Australian Citizens or have Permanent Residency in order to legally marry in Australia.
IDENTIFICATION – A passport is the preferred method of identification for marriages in Australia. If you are able to provide an Australian or Foreign passport, you will NOT require any other identification. (If a passport is not available, an original Birth Certificate and Photo ID can also be used as identification)