anchor.diff:        You’ll need to provide supporting documents, including:
   
         - your passport
  -      <% unless calculator.ceremony_country == 'jordan' && true %>
  +      <% unless calculator.ceremony_country == 'jordan' %>
           - your [full birth certificate](/order-copy-birth-death-marriage-certificate/) or [naturalisation certificate](/get-replacement-citizenship-certificate)
         <% end %>
         - proof of residence, such as a residence certificate - check with the <%= calculator.embassy_or_consulate_ceremony_country %> to find out what you need
  
positive.code:       ### Posting notice at the embassy
  
      <% end %>
      <% if calculator.ceremony_country == 'estonia' && true %>
        ^You may be able to get married without a CNI if you have a permanent address in Estonia and have a 6 month residence permit - contact the local authorities to find out.^
  
      <% end %>
  
negative.code:   <%= render partial: 'what_you_need_to_do.govspeak.erb',
        locals: { calculator: calculator } %>
  
    <% if calculator.ceremony_country == 'croatia' %>
      You'll be asked to provide a certificate of no impediment (CNI) to prove you’re allowed to marry.
  
      The local registrar may also need a certificate of custom and law, which confirms the marriage is valid - the Embassy in Zagreb can provide this.
  
    <% elsif %w(montenegro kuwait).include?(calculator.ceremony_country) %>
      You’ll be asked to provide a certificate of no impediment (CNI) to prove you’re allowed to marry. Contact the local notary public to check if you need a CNI.
  
    <% elsif calculator.ceremony_country == 'jordan' %>
  