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This is one of the most common questions I get from couples—and it’s such an important one!
The Notice of Intended Marriage, or NOIM for short, is a legal form that tells the government: “Hey, we’re planning to get married!” And here’s the key part: it must be lodged with your celebrant at least one month before your wedding day.
So, if you’re planning to get married on 15 November, I’ll need your NOIM by 15 October—no later!
You can also lodge it early—up to 18 months before your big day. So if you like to get things sorted well ahead of time, we can get this step ticked off early.
I’ll walk you through everything when we meet. You just bring your documents, and I’ll take care of the rest!
这是很多新人最常问我的问题之一——也是非常关键的一步！
所谓的**《结婚意向通知书》（NOIM），其实就是一份告诉政府“我们要结婚啦！”的正式法律文件。而最重要的一点是：你们必须至少提前一个月**把这份表格交给你的婚姻注册官。
举个例子，如果你们打算在 11 月 15 日结婚，那我最晚要在 10 月 15 日之前收到这份通知书。太晚了就不行哦！
当然，你们也可以早点准备——最早可以提前 18 个月提交。所以如果你喜欢提早安排，我们可以提前把这一步搞定。
我们见面的时候我会一步一步指导你们，只要带上相关证件，我会帮你们处理剩下的流程，让你们放心无忧！
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When we catch up to do your paperwork, one of the key steps is checking your ID and legal documents. It’s a simple part of the process—but super important to make sure your marriage is valid.
我们在见面填写结婚资料时，其中一个重要步骤就是核对你们的身份证明和法律文件。这一步虽然简单，但对确保婚姻的法律有效性至关重要。
Planning your wedding is such a special time—but let’s be honest, figuring out the legal stuff can feel a bit overwhelming. Don’t worry, that’s exactly what I’m here to help with.
计划婚礼是人生中非常美好的一段旅程——但说到结婚的法律程序，确实可能让人有些手忙脚乱。别担心，这正是作为婚姻注册官的我，能帮你们搞定的部分！
“Once we’ve chosen a celebrant, do we still need to submit paperwork to the government ourselves?”
The short answer is: No—you don’t.
Your Celebrant Takes Care of the Legal Lodgement
As an authorised celebrant in Australia, it’s my legal responsibility to manage and lodge all your marriage documentation with the relevant state registry.
