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    MARRIAGE REGISTRATION WILL BE POSSIBLE IN A WEEK IN ARMENIA

    /ARKA/
    May 12, 2011
    YEREVAN

    YEREVAN, May 12. /ARKA/. On Thursday, Parliament of Armenia adopted
    the changes and amendments in the law "On acts of civil registration"
    discussing the dates of marriage registration.

    Presenting the amendments, Armenian Justice Minister Hrayr Tovmasyan
    said that the changes suggest to reduce the dates of marriage
    registration in Armenia from one month to seven days. Today it is 30
    days for Armenian citizens (from the moment of submitting application
    for registration of marriage) and three months - for foreign citizens.

    He said that the dates of the law comes from Soviet times when long
    time of marriage registration was given, whereas in USA the marriage
    can be registered in 15 minutes.

    The changes envisaged by the law allow to minimize the dates of
    marriage registration only by checking the existence of other marriages
    of the couples.

    Quick registration can take place in case of birth of common child,
    pregnancy, military service and serious illness.

    The amendments will include also permission of regional inhabitants
    to register the marriages not only in the regions but also in Yerevan.

    In 2010, over 17.9 thousand marriages were registered in Armenia
    which is by 4.2% less than in 2009. In 2010, the number of registered
    divorces was 2.9 thousand - 5.9% more than in 2009.

    The age of registered couples was increased. In 2010 average age of
    fiancees registering marriages was 29 years and brides - 24.9 years.

    The age of fiancees registering marriage the first time was 28.1
    years and bribes - 24.4 years. Some years ago the age of bribes was
    21 years and fiancees - 26 years.


    From: Baghdasarian
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