anchor.diff:  - the [Ministry of Foreign Affairs](http://www.mfa.gov.eg/) when you’re in Egypt 
   - the Egyptian consulate in the country where the marriage or civil partnership ended
   
  -If you were in a same-sex marriage or civil partnership before, you do not need to get the documents legalised but you must still bring them to your appointment.
  +^Same sex relationships are not legally recognised in Egypt. If you were in a same sex marriage or civil partnership before, you cannot get documents proving it has ended legalised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or an Egyptian consulate - you may be arrested or made to leave Egypt. You should still bring the documents to your appointment at the embassy.
   
   ### Women divorcees and widows
   
  
positive.code: 
  This costs <%= format_money calculator.consular_fee(:affidavit_or_affirmation_for_marriage) %> per person. You can pay in the [local currency](/government/publications/egypt-consular-fees) with cash or card.
  
  1. Download, fill in and print an [affirmation form](/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/686639/Marriage_Affirmation_Template.ods).
  
  2. [Make an appointment at the embassy in Cairo](https://www.consular-appointments.service.gov.uk/fco/#!/british-embassy-cairo/oaths-affirmations-and-affidavits/slot_picker) to swear your affirmation.
  
  You’ll need to bring supporting documents to your appointment, including:
  
  - the affirmation form
  - your passport
  - evidence if you've changed your name by deed poll
  
  
negative.code: 
  You can provide copies of a UK decree or death certificate instead of originals. They'll need to be certified by a notary public or solicitor in the country where the divorce took place or the death was registered.
  
  If your divorce, civil partnership dissolution or annulment took place outside the UK, you'll also need:
  
  - evidence that you or your former partner lived in (or were a national of) that country at the time
  - a visa which was valid in the country where it happened
  