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The required documents include: a Questionnaire for Entering into Marriage, the Protocol on Contracting the Marriage Form,
a births certificate, passport or ID, a certificate of No Impediment to Marriage (must not be older than six months), the death
certificate of the deceased spouse and divorce certificate (if necessary).
Fee for the translation of the documents may be around 500 CZK/page. The interpreter may cost up to 2500 CZK.
After a wedding, a marriage certificate will be mailed to the newlyweds. The change of the marital status must be reported
to the appropriate consular department. Women must apply for personal documents with changed surname.
DIVORCE AND ANNULMENT
The marriage may be terminated by the death of one of the spouses, by nullification or by divorce. In case of nullification,
the marriage is declared null and void as though it never existed (because of age, the same sex, lack of capacity, bigamy…).
The U.S. law recognizes fault and no-fault divorce (on the grounds of irreconcilable differences and incompatibility).
Under English law, it must be proven that the marriage has suffered irretrievable breakdown without any chance of
reconciliation. The petition cannot be filed within a year after the wedding. The ground for irretrievable breakdown is
unreasonable behaviour, such as domestic violence, excessive drinking, drug-taking or gambling. Another reason is
desertion of the partner for at least two years (or five years without agreement).
Satisfactory arrangements have to be made for children (custody, contact, visitation rights and maintenance payments).
The custody of children may be sole, joint, split, bird’s nest or third-party custody.