evidence: - your passport – you must enclose photographs of all pages of your passport including the front and back page, including blank pages– the photographs must be in colour and it is important that they are of very good quality or - your ID card (for EU citizens only) – we must receive photographs of both sides of the ID card – the photographs must be in colour and it is important that they are of very good quality - documentation of the right to enter and reside in Denmark. Go to lawful residence to read more about the documentation requirements - any certificate of marital status from your current country of residence. If you live in Denmark, you do not need to enclose documentation of your marital status - certificate of residence or other documentation if you have a joint residence abroad. The document must be enclosed in both the original language and translated into either English or German - if you have one or more joint children – birth certificate(s) for your child(ren). The document must be enclosed in both the original language and translated into either English or German - if you have been married previously, you must enclose documentation confirming that the marriage has been annulled through divorce, death or revocatory action: 1) photograph or copy of a divorce decree, 2) photograph or copy of a death certificate, or 3) or photograph or copy of the revocatory action judgement. [...] If the marriage has been annulled in Denmark, you will not normally have to enclose documentation verifying that the marriage has ceased.