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: 
  Contact the [High Commission of Malaysia](/government/publications/foreign-embassies-in-the-uk) 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.
  
  
negative.code: 
  ^The UK does not issue certificates of no impediment (CNI) for marriages in Commonwealth countries.
  
  You and your partner need to take some documents with you to the High Commission to get your letter.
  
  ###Proof of marital status
  
  You’ll both 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)
  