anchor.diff:  - your civil partnership dissolution - if your civil partnership was dissolved
   - your partner’s [death certificate](/order-copy-birth-death-marriage-certificate/) and marriage certificate - if you’ve been widowed
   
  -It costs <%= format_money calculator.consular_fee(:receiving_notice_of_marriage) %> to give notice and <%= format_money calculator.consular_fee(:issuing_cni_or_nulla_osta) %> for the CNI. You must complete a [payment form](/government/publications/credit-card-payment-authorisation-form-poland) and post it to the British Embassy in Warsaw.
  +It costs <%= format_money calculator.consular_fee(:issuing_cni_or_nulla_osta) %> for the CNI. You must complete a [payment form](/government/publications/credit-card-payment-authorisation-form-poland) and post it to the British Embassy in Warsaw.
   
   You need to stay in Poland while the notice of marriage is posted.
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  -The CNI will be in Polish and is valid for 6 months from the date of issue.
    
   
   
  
positive.code: Poland
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  You’ll need to bring:
  
  - your passport
  - proof that you live in or have been in Poland for at least 3 full days - for example a boarding pass or a utility bill with your Polish address
   
  If you’ve been married or in a civil partnership before, you’ll also need:
  
negative.code: ## Prove you’re free to get married
  
  You need to get a CNI to prove you’re legally allowed to get married. You can get a CNI at the Embassy in Warsaw or by completing a notice of marriage and affirmation with a Polish notary.
  
  The CNI will be in Polish and is valid for 6 months from the date of issue.
   
  You need to be in Poland for 3 full days before you can give notice. This means if you arrive on Monday you cannot give notice until Friday.
  
  