anchor.diff:  
   * a divorce certificate (if you have been married before)
   * a death certificate (if you are widowed)
  -* proof of address
  -* your original passport
  -* your partner’s passport or national ID card
  +
  +###Proof of address
  +
  +You’ll both need to provide a document as proof of address that has been issued no longer than 6 months before your appointment.
  +
  +This can be one of the following:
  +
  +* a bank statement
  +* a utility bill
  +* a current tenancy agreement
  +* a HMRC tax demand or self-assessment statement
  +
  +###Proof of identity
  +
  +You’ll need to provide an original passport.
  +
  +Your partner will need to provide an original passport or national ID card.
   
   ###Book an appointment at the High Commission
   
  
positive.code: 
  ^The UK does not issue certificates of no impediment (CNI) for marriages in Commonwealth countries.
  
  ###Documents you’ll need
  
  You and your partner need to take some documents with you to the High Commission to get your letter.
  
  You’ll need to provide a statutory declaration. Your marital status will decide if you need:
  
  * [a declaration for a single person](https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/malaysia-statutory-declaration-for-marriage-single)
  * [a declaration for a divorced person](https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/malaysia-statutory-declaration-for-marriage-divorced)
  
negative.code: 
  Contact the relevant local authorities in Malaysia to find out about local marriage laws, including what documents you’ll need.
  
  ^You should [get legal advice](https://www.gov.uk/guidance/professional-services-if-you-are-abroad) and check the [travel advice for Malaysia](/foreign-travel-advice/malaysia) before making any plans.
  
  