Guidance on civil partnerships in Northern Ireland
Since 2005, it has been possible to enter into a civil partnership in Northern Ireland. Find out more on making arrangements and choosing a venue
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Since 2005, it has been possible to enter into a civil partnership in Northern Ireland. Find out more on making arrangements and choosing a venue
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Find out about fees and information about objections, witnesses, interpreters and making false statements
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By law, each party to a proposed civil partnership registration is required to complete a civil partnership notice form. Other documents such as those to prove age, nationality and identity are also needed.
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Completed notice forms, relevant documents, declarations and fees must go to the Registrar of Marriages in the district where the civil partnership registration is to take place
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Civil partnership registration may not be possible if the parties are related.
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The Registrar is responsible for the registration of all civil partnerships
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A marriage or civil partnership certificate can be ordered from the General Register Office Northern Ireland (GRONI) in a number of ways
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You can visit Northern Ireland to form a civil partnership, but, if you are a citizen from outside the European Economic Area you need a visa
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Order your certificates online from the General Register Office
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