Certified marriage certificate translation for UK visas
Your certificado de matrimonio translated in full and certified for spouse, partner and settlement applications — with the acceptance guarantee behind it.
Per document, VAT included
£39.95
- Delivered within 24 hours by email as a PDF
- Signed, stamped certificate with online verification
- Additional certified hard copy +£12.50
Price is per document, VAT included. Same price whichever document it is.
Order your translation- Rejected on a certification point? We redo it free, then refund you.
- A real translator signs it — name and CIOL/ITI number printed on the page.
- In your inbox tomorrow, usually sooner.
- Your university can check it's genuine in about ten seconds.
- Files encrypted, never used to train anything, deleted after six months.
Specific requirements for this document.
- Both spouses' full names as recorded, dates and places of birth, and the date and place of the marriage.
- The Registro Civil entry details — tomo, página, registry office — reproduced exactly.
- Officiant details, witnesses where recorded, and every seal, stamp and signature block described in English.
- Marginal annotations, including any recording a divorce, annulment or subsequent legal change.
You don't pay for it twice.
Tell us at checkout who's receiving it. If they refuse it over the certification itself, we redo it free — and if the second attempt still doesn't land, you get every penny back.
Spouse and partner applications are evidence-heavy, and the marriage certificate is the document that anchors the relationship claim. Caseworkers read it against the rest of the bundle, so consistency matters: names must match the passports, dates must match the relationship history, and nothing on the page can be missing. We translate the whole document, including the parts applicants often assume are decorative.
Name handling is the most common source of confusion. Spanish records use two surnames and often include accents and particles that appear differently on a UK passport or a biometric residence permit. We reproduce the name exactly as it appears on the Spanish certificate rather than normalising it, because the caseworker's job is to match documents to each other, not to guess at a preferred spelling. If a name differs between your documents, mention it at checkout and we will note it factually in the translation rather than silently choosing one form.
A marriage entered outside Spain but registered in the Spanish civil register produces a slightly different certificate, often with a consular annotation. Those annotations carry the legal weight that makes the marriage recognisable, so they are translated and identified, not summarised.
If you are also submitting birth certificates for children, ordering them together keeps the whole bundle certified by the same named reviewer on the same date — a small consistency that makes a caseworker's check faster and gives them nothing to query.
And the certification itself
Whatever the document, the certificate that travels with it carries the same four elements UKVI asks for: a confirmation that it is a true and accurate translation; the date; the reviewer's full name and signature; and our contact details. On top of that it names the reviewing translator's professional body and membership number, and links to a verification page the receiving institution can check without contacting you.
Questions about this document
My name is spelled differently on my passport and my marriage certificate. What do you do?
We reproduce the name exactly as it appears on the Spanish document and never normalise it to match another document. Tell us about the difference at checkout and we will record it factually so the caseworker can see the discrepancy is in the originals, not in the translation.
Is a libro de familia the same as a marriage certificate?
No. The libro de familia is a family record book and UKVI usually asks for the marriage certificate itself from the Registro Civil. We can translate either, but check the requirement before ordering so you submit the document that was asked for.
Our marriage was registered at a Spanish consulate abroad. Is that different?
Slightly — the certificate carries a consular annotation, which we translate and identify rather than summarise, because that annotation is what makes the marriage recognisable.